Injections into the spending stream come from:
A) household earned income.
B) profits, rents, and interest, but not wages.
C) household earned income, transfer payments, and borrowing.
D) sources other than household earned income, and include transfer payments and borrowing.

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Injections into the spending stream include sources outside of household earned income, such as government transfer payments (e.g., social security, unemployment benefits) and funds borrowed from financial institutions. These injections add to the total spending in the economy beyond what is generated by households through their earned income.

Injections into the Spending Stream Come From