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Assuming all else equal, the slope of the credit supply curve implies that:
 
  A) as the inflation rate increases, the quantity of credit supplied increases.
  B) as the real interest rate decreases, the quantity of credit supplied increases.
  C) as the inflation rate decreases, the quantity of credit supplied increases.
  D) as the real interest rate increases, the quantity of credit supplied increases.

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What is meant by demographic transition? How is it responsible for modern growth?
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Demographic transition refers to the decline in fertility and number of children per family that many societies undergo as they transition from agriculture to industry. Demographic transition is a central ingredient to modern growth because it enabled the economies that experienced reduced fertility to break away from the Malthusian cycle of sustained low GDP per capita.




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