A decrease in the real interest rate acts as ________ for lenders and as ________ for borrowers

A) an increase in wealth; an increase in wealth
B) an increase in wealth; a decrease in wealth
C) a decrease in wealth; an increase in wealth
D) a decrease in wealth; a decrease in wealth


C

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