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Most of today's money is
Aggregate Demand
The aggregate need for commodities and services inside an economy at a specific general price level over a particular time frame.
Corporate Income Taxes
Taxes imposed on the net income (profits) of corporations, calculated based on tax rates that vary by jurisdiction.
Government Borrowing
The act of the state borrowing money, often by issuing securities like bonds, to fund its expenditures beyond its income.
Automatic Stabilizers
Financial strategies and initiatives, including taxation and unemployment insurance, that inherently adapt to mitigate economic variations without the need for further action by the government.
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