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| savings deposit(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| Keynesian approach(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| classical approach(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| Wicksell's cumulative process(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| liquidity preference theory(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| quantity theory of money(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| allocation of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| availability of cheap loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| cost of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| demand for loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| diversion of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| intermediation of loanable funds theories(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| international loanable funds market(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| lack of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| loanable funds market(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| percent of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| price of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| redistribution of short-term loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| scarcity of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) | |
| shortage of loanable funds(noun, interest, money, capital) |
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