The term “real disposable income” is used to mean personal income __. A.for living expenses in constant dollar value B.for consumption investment in short run C.after taxes with elimination of inflation factors D.disallowing for price changes resulting from inflation-湖北继续教育网网校

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The term “real disposable income” is used to mean personal income __.
A.for living expenses in constant dollar value
B.for consumption investment in short run
C.after taxes with elimination of inflation factors
D.disallowing for price changes resulting from inflation

A

B

C

D

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