Any uses of current income for purposes other than purchasing currently produced domestic goods and services are called an injection.

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Injections refer to the introduction of income into the flow of an economy (e.g., investments, government spending, exports), whereas uses of current income for purposes other than purchasing currently produced domestic goods and services (e.g., saving, taxes, imports) are considered leakages or withdrawals, not injections.

Any Uses of Current Income for Purposes Other Than Purchasing