Multiple Choice
A consumer's real disposable income equals
A) wage income plus consumption expenditures.
B) wage income plus profit income minus taxes.
C) total income minus profit income minus taxes.
D) total income minus wage income minus taxes.
E) consumption plus savings minus taxes.
Correct Answer:
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