The SMarT program is designed to overcome which common barrier to saving?

A. Status-quo bias
B. An unwillingness to forgo current consumption
C. The program was designed to overcome both A and B.
D. The program was designed to overcome neither A nor B.


C. The program was designed to overcome both A and B.

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What will be an ideal response?

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For a given increase in aggregate demand, the steeper the short-run aggregate supply curve: a. the larger the increase in investment expenditure. b. the smaller the increase in the price level

c. the smaller the increase in real GDP. d. the larger the increase in real GDP. e. the smaller the increase in real interest rate.

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