Income received by households that is not returned to firms is called_______________?
Correct answer: B. withdrawals
- A. dissaving's
- B. withdrawals
- C. incremental
- D. injections
Explanation
Withdrawals, also called leakages, are income flows that leave the spending stream, such as saving, taxation and imports. Injections, by contrast, add spending through investment, government expenditure and exports.
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