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Income saved by households and made available for borrowing by investors and firms to finance investments. Household Savings
Portion of income not spent by individuals, which enters the financial system as a source for loans. Investment
Use of borrowed resources by firms or households to purchase capital goods or assets for future returns. Interest Rate
Cost of borrowing funds, expressed as a percentage, serving as the 'price' in the loanable funds market. Supply Curve
Graphical representation showing the relationship between interest rates and the quantity of funds households are willing to lend. Demand Curve
Graphical representation showing the relationship between interest rates and the quantity of funds investors wish to borrow. Equilibrium Interest Rate
Rate at which the quantity of funds supplied equals the quantity demanded, balancing savers and borrowers. Quantity of Loanable Funds
Total amount of funds available for borrowing or lending at a given interest rate in the market. Financial System
Network connecting savers and borrowers, facilitating the flow of funds for investment and consumption. Borrower
Individual or firm seeking funds from the market to finance purchases or investments, repaying with interest. Lender
Entity providing funds to others in exchange for future repayment plus interest, typically households or banks. Real Interest Rate
Interest rate adjusted for inflation, reflecting the true cost of borrowing and return on savings. Market Equilibrium
Point where supply and demand curves intersect, determining the prevailing interest rate and loanable funds quantity. Shift in Supply
Change in the amount of funds households are willing to lend at each interest rate, altering the supply curve. Shift in Demand
Change in the amount of funds investors wish to borrow at each interest rate, altering the demand curve.
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