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Holding other things constant, an increase in a nation's interest rate reduces:
(i) national saving and the net capital outflow.
(ii) domestic investment and the net capital outflow.
(iii) national saving and domestic investment.
(iv) national saving only.
Holding other things constant, an increase in a nation's interest rate reduces:
(i) national saving and the net capital outflow.
(ii) domestic investment and the net capital outflow.
(iii) national saving and domestic investment.
(iv) national saving only.
Nelly StrackeLv2
25 Mar 2020
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