the inner set of arrows (shown in blue) shows the corresponding flow of inputs and outputs. (Note: The market for outputs, also known as the product market, is any market where firms' products are bought and sold. The market for inputs, also known as the factor market, is any market where factors of production are bought and sold.) Supply $ $ $ Demand $ $ $ Businesses Product markets S P (wages, rents, interest, profits) $ Factor payments $ ors of production (land, labor, and capital) Factor markets S W D Actual goods and $ Expenditures (nominal GDP) services Households $ $ $ Demand $ $ $ Supply
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Based on this model, households earn income when_________(choose one of these: businesses or households) purchase_________(choose one of these: resources or goods and services) in the factor markets.



The circular flow model of a simple economy shows how money flows between households and businesses through factor and product markets in a loop.
According to the above diagram, households produce resources like labor and capital that are used by businesses to create goods and services. The business buys these resources from households which generates income for the households.
Based on this model, households earn income when businesses purchase resources in the factor markets.
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