Economics · Consumption Theories
Consider the following statements about the Keynesian Absolute Income Hypothesis (AIH): I. APC is always greater than MPC in the Keynesian consumption function C = C̄ + cYd. II. The consumption function is concave, implying MPC decreases as income rises. III. Keynes' AIH was based on empirical long-run time-series data collected by Simon Kuznets. IV. When income is zero, consumption is positive and is financed by borrowings or dissaving. Which of the above statements are CORRECT?
- 1I, II, III and IV
- 2I and IV only✓
- 3II and IV only
- 4I and III only
Correct answer
I and IV only
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