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Money market mutual funds
Savings
The portion of income not spent on current consumption or taxes, instead set aside for future use or investment.
Disposable Income
The money households have for spending and saving after subtracting income taxes.
Disposable Income
The amount of income left for spending or saving after taxes have been paid.
C + I
Represents the sum of consumer spending (C) and investment spending (I) in an economy's GDP formula.
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