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Question
Aggregate supply is equal to ______.
Options
C + I
C + S
I + C
S1 + S2
Solution
Aggregate supply is equal to C + S.
Explanation:
Aggregate supply or National Income is a sum of consumption expenditure (c) and saving (s). A major portion of income is spent on the consumption of goods and services and the balance is saved.
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