Graphically show the Circular Flow of Income and Goods (Closed Economics. Add in Government Sector) as presented in the virtual/remote lecture. Include all three markets: Labor, Product, Capital and the Government sector.Indicate the flow between the markets and sector--directions of flow and proper labels.

Graphically show the Circular Flow of Income and Goods (Closed Economics. Add in Government Sector) as presented in the virtual/remote lecture. Include all three markets: Labor, Product, Capital and the Government sector.Indicate the flow between the markets and sector--directions of flow and proper labels.

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