In the Keynesian framework, increments of spending, including investments, government spending, and exports, are known as
A) withdrawals.
B) injections.
C) leakages
D) infusions.

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In the Keynesian framework, increments of spending are known as injections, as they inject money into the economy. Withdrawals refer to reductions in spending, such as savings or imports, while leakages refer to money leaving the circular flow of income and spending, such as taxes or imports. Infusions is not a commonly used term in this context.

In the Keynesian Framework, Increments of Spending, Including Investments, Government