According to Keynes, the consumption-income relationship is shown as C = a + bYD. Therefore, the saving-income relationship is
a. S = a + (1 ? b)YD.
b. S = ? a + (1 ? b)YD.
c. S = a + (1 ? b)/YD.
d. S = ? a + (1? b)/YD.
B
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