Friedman's theory of consumption focuses on ?
Correct answer: D. permanent income
- A. Past income
- B. Current income
- C. Disposable income
- D. permanent income
Explanation
Friedman's permanent-income hypothesis states that consumption depends mainly on expected long-term or permanent income, not merely on current income. Temporary income changes therefore have a smaller effect on consumption.
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