If, in the four-sector model, aggregate consumption and taxes are greater than aggregate income, it indicates that:
CA Foundation · Business Economics · MTP · September 2026
If, in the four-sector model, aggregate consumption and taxes are greater than aggregate income, it indicates that:
Suggested Answer and Working Notes:
Correct Answer: Option (D)
D. None of these
Topics: Determination of National Income
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