1. The investment demand curve is derived from the fact that:
a. Savers can't keep up with the demand for investment
b. A low interest rate will attract more borrowers
c. The interest rate and the quantity of investment have a positive correlation
d. Borrowing for investments only takes place when a corporation has a lot of cash on hand
2. The savings supply curve is derived from the fact that:
a. A high interest rate induces more savings
b. A high interest rate induces less savings
c. People who save are trying to match up with potential investors
d. Banks can only supply savings at a low interest rate.