Construct the market for loanable funds and use it to illustrate and explain each of the following: a) How an increase in the government budget deficit will affect equilibrium interest rate and investment spending of firms, other factors constant b) How an increase in household savings as they become more financial literate will affect equilibrium interest rate and investment spending of firms, other factors constant c) How an increase in business confidence will affect equilibrium interest rate and investment spending of firms, other factors constant.

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A: Answer (C). The government reduced the tax rate on saving income.

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Q: Suppose the government borrows $20 million more next year than this year. a. Draw and fully label a…

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