Row 1718
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Budget deficit to surplus is a decrease in demand for loanable funds. Investment tax credit is an incentive to invest a decrease in supply of loanable funds.
I would have gotten this wrong if it was free response. I thought an investment tax credit would lead to an increase in supply of loanable funds, but loanable funds come from an increase in savings rate. A tax credit for investing would decrease savings. Investments are not the same loans... I don't think
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| text | Budget deficit to surplus is a decrease in demand for loanable funds. Investment tax credit is an incentive to invest a decrease in supply of loanable funds. I would have gotten this wrong if it was free response. I thought an investment tax credit would lead to an increase in supply of loanable funds, but loanable funds come from an increase in savings rate. A tax credit for investing would decrease savings. Investments are not the same loans... I don't think |
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| datetime | 2023-02-18 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 1718
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000