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NguyenJ

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If the elasticity of demand for bagels is equal to 1, moving along the demand curve for bagels, an increase in price will:
 a. not affect the quantity purchased.
 b. decrease the quantity demanded and increase total revenue.
 c. decrease the quantity demanded and decrease total revenue.
 d. decrease the quantity demanded and leave total revenue unchanged.

Question 2

The ________ interest is the relevant interest rate in the money market; the __________ interest rate is the relevant interest rate in the loanable funds market.
 a. Nominal; nominal.
  b. Nominal; real
 c. Real; nominal
 d. Real; real



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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