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The process of unbundling and repackaging the cash flows from one or more bonds into new securities is called
Disposable Income
Fiscal resources for households' utilization in spending and saving post income tax processing.
Consumption
The employment of goods and services by domestic units.
Savings
The portion of disposable income not spent on consumption of goods and services, set aside for future use or for investment.
Disposable Income
The financial resources available to a household for saving and spending after subtracting income taxes.
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