Select one: a. national saving b. government revenue minus government spending minus transfers c. government spending plus transfers minus government revenue d. the total amount that consumers save Henry buys a bond issued by Bombardier, which uses the funds to buy new machinery for o factories. Who is investing and who is saying?
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