The difference between money and income is that whereas income is an individual's

A) flow of earnings over a period of time, money is an individual's stock of currency and currency substitutes.
B) stock of all assets, money is an individual's stock of currency and currency substitutes.
C) flow of earnings over a period of time, money is an individual's stock of all assets.
D) stock of currency and currency substitutes, money is an individual's stock of all assets.


A

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