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E (1) Y, + Y, 2 Saving = (1 + r) Y) Y; - CS0 / Y = C. B = 0 Borrowing [Y/(1+r)] Y, C, 0 Y,= C, Y,+Y//(1+r) Fig. 17.3 Intertemporal Budget Line Consumer's Intertemporal Budget Constraint as shown in the graph can be written into the equation of line as: C2 = [(1 + r)Y1 + Y2) - (1 + r)C1 with the slope of (-(1+r)} and the vertical y-intercept of ((1 + r)Y1 + Y2)