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Aggregate planned expenditure
Disposable Income
The reserve of funds households possess for spending and saving after income tax payments.
Savings
The portion of disposable income not spent on consumption of goods and services, set aside for future use.
Disposable Income
Net financial resources for households to allocate towards spending and savings after income taxation.
Savings
The portion of income not spent on consumption of goods and services, often put aside for future use or investment.
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