A Person's Buying Power Is a Function of

question 100

Multiple Choice

A person's buying power is a function of

• A) disposable income.
• B) past income, natural resources, and financial resources.
• C) wages, rents, and investments.
• D) income, wealth, and credit.
• E) discretionary income.

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