Money that an individual spends is referred to as A. Investment B. Liquidity C. Cash inflow D. Cash outflow

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asked Feb 21, 2019 98.1k views

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Money that an individual spends is referred to as

A. Investment
B. Liquidity
C. Cash inflow
D. Cash outflow

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Cash outflow I think.

Pinchy answered Feb 26, 2019

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