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In the Keynesian model, how is savings defined?
AIncome not consumed
BInvestment minus tax
CConsumption minus income
DWealth held in banks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Income not consumed
Savings is the part of income left after consumption, so S = Y minus C.
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