. Where does the domestic saving come from? a. From Household and government saving b. From Household and government con...
. Where does the domestic saving come from?
a. From Household and government saving
b. From Household and government consumption
c. From Government investment
d. All of the above
Homework Answers
Answer
Option a
domestic saving =houshold saving plus government saving
government saving =T-G
Houshold saving =Y-T-C
so the domestic saving comes from houshold saving and government savings
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