AOF Business Economics Unit 4 Lesson 11 The
AOF Business Economics Unit 4, Lesson 11 The Circular Flow Model Copyright © 2008– 2016 NAF. All rights reserved.
The circular flow model
Households and people sell labor in the factor markets and buy products in the product markets. What are some resources you sell?
Firms, or businesses, sell finished goods and services in the product markets and buy land, labor, and capital in the factor markets. Do you sell anything to a business? What do you sell?
Government The government collects taxes from both firms and people/households; in return it provides public services. Do you think government belongs in the center of the circular flow? Why or why not?
Product markets are where firms, people and households, and government buy and sell goods and services. Name some products and services that are traded in the product markets.
Factor markets The factor markets are where firms, people and households, and government buy and sell the factors of production —land, labor, and capital. What factors may be traded in the production of buildings?
The circular flow model in action
The importance of the circular flow model The circular flow model shows how the individual actors in the US economy interact and depend upon each other to create a healthy economy.
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