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प्रश्न
Fill in the blank with appropriate alternatives given in the bracket:
The part of income not spent is________.
विकल्प
1.saving
2.consumption
3.investment
4.capital
उत्तर
The part of income not spent is saving.
Explanation:
Income has two main components i.e., savings and consumption. Thus, if the income is not spent on consumption of goods and services, it is saved by the consumers.
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