AP Macroeconomics The Circular Flow of Economic Activity

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AP Macroeconomics The Circular Flow of Economic Activity

Circular Flow Concepts Product Market – where goods and services are exchanged Households – suppliers of the factors of production & demanders of goods and services Government – providers of public goods and services & demanders of both private goods and services and the factors of production Businesses / Firms – suppliers of goods and services & demanders of the factors of production Factor Market – where the factors of production are exchanged

<<<<Goods and Services <<<< Product Market <<<<Goods and Services <<<< >>>$ Household Spending $>>> <<<goods & services<<< <<<public goods<<< >>$ government spending $>> >>$ taxes $>>> >>>public goods>>> >>>factors of production>>> <<$ taxes $<< <<$ factor payments $<< Households Government Businesses / Firms <<<$ Rent, wages, interest & profits $<<< >>>> Land, labor, capital & entrepreneurship >>>> Factor Market