Use the flow table and chart for help with answering the following questions. While national income and domestic product must be equal, income must also equal expenditure for each of the six sectors in the circular flow diagram: firms, consumers, government, financial system, investors, and the “rest of the world.” For example, the amount of (1)___________flowing into the consumers sector must equal the amount of (2) _________flowing out of this sector.

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Use the flow table and chart for help with answering the following questions.

While national income and domestic product must be equal, income must also equal expenditure for each of the six sectors in the circular flow diagram: firms, consumers, government, financial system, investors, and the “rest of the world.” For example, the amount of (1)___________flowing into the consumers sector must equal the amount of (2) _________flowing out of this sector.

for 1 the choices are:
A. disposable income

B. consumption plus saving

C. saving

D. taxes

 

for 2 the choices are:

a. investment spending

B. consumption plus saving

C. disposable incomoe

D. transfers plus government purchases

Flow
Aggregate Demand
National Income
Disposable income (DI)
Investment spending (I)
Net taxes (NT)
Net exports (X - IM)
Consumption (C)
Government purchases (G)
O oo
Transcribed Image Text:Flow Aggregate Demand National Income Disposable income (DI) Investment spending (I) Net taxes (NT) Net exports (X - IM) Consumption (C) Government purchases (G) O oo
Financial System
Expenditures
C+1
Rest of the
World
Consumption (C)-
Imports (IM)
Exports (X)
Investors
Consumers
Government
Firms
(produce the
domestic product)
Gross
Income
C1G+(X-IM)
stment (I)
nment Purchases (G)-
Saving (S)
isposable Income (DI)
Таxes
Transfers
Transcribed Image Text:Financial System Expenditures C+1 Rest of the World Consumption (C)- Imports (IM) Exports (X) Investors Consumers Government Firms (produce the domestic product) Gross Income C1G+(X-IM) stment (I) nment Purchases (G)- Saving (S) isposable Income (DI) Таxes Transfers
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