Suppose now that restrictions on borrowing don't allow young consumers to borrow. If we call the sum of income and total financial wealth 'cash on hand', then the borrowing restriction means that consumers cannot consume more than their cash on hand. In each age group, consumers compute their total wealth and then determine their desired level of consumption as the highest level that allows their consumption to be equal in all three periods. However, if at any time desired consumption exceeds cash on hand, then consumers are constrained to consume exactly their cash on hand. e. Derive consumption in each period of life. Explain the difference between your answer here and your answer to (a). f. Derive total saving. Explain the difference, if any, from your answer to (c). g. Derive total financial wealth for the economy. Explain the difference from your answer to (d). h. Consider the following statement: 'Financial liberalisation may be good for people, but it is bad for overall capital accumulation.' Discuss