With respect to the circular flow model of national income, which of the following statements is false? An increase in investment, a fall in taxes and an increase in exports increases economic activity A rise in savings, an increase in exports and a decrease in taxes increases economic activity A rise in government spending, a fall in imports and an increase in investment increases economic activity A rise in exports, a fall in savings and an increase in transfer payments increases econômic activity

With respect to the circular flow model of national income, which of the following statements is false? An increase in investment, a fall in taxes and an increase in exports increases economic activity A rise in savings, an increase in exports and a decrease in taxes increases economic activity A rise in government spending, a fall in imports and an increase in investment increases economic activity A rise in exports, a fall in savings and an increase in transfer payments increases econômic activity

International Financial Management

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ISBN:9780357130698

Author:Madura

Publisher:Madura

Chapter2: International Flow Of Funds

Section: Chapter Questions

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