Time-series studies of consumption reveal that
A) the long-term saving ratio is rising.
B) the long-term saving ratio is falling.
C) the long-term saving ratio is constant but the marginal propensity to consume is falling.
D) both the long-term marginal propensity to save and the long-term saving ratio are constant.
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