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Circular Flow of a Mixed Economy

Circular Flow of a Mixed Economy. Have Notebooks Out Test on Next Friday. Circular Flow Diagram of a Mixed Economy. monetary flow. physical flow. taxes. government purchases. Government. expenditures. expenditures. Firms. Households. government-owned factors. taxes. physical flow.

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Circular Flow of a Mixed Economy

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  1. Circular Flow of a Mixed Economy Have Notebooks Out Test on Next Friday

  2. Circular Flow Diagram of a Mixed Economy monetary flow physical flow taxes government purchases Government expenditures expenditures Firms Households government-owned factors taxes physical flow monetary flow Government’s Role in a Mixed Economy In a mixed economy, • The government purchases land, labor, and capital from households in the factor market, and • Purchases goods and services in the product market. Product market Factor market

  3. Questions • 1. Give an example of a productive resource that households sell to government. • 2. Give an example of a good or service that businesses sell to government. • 3. Give an example of a good or service that government provides to households in exchange for money payments, mainly taxes. • 4. Give an example of a good or service that government provides to businesses in exchange for money payments.

  4. Transactions 1.Ted sold the trees on 500 acres of land he owned to a lumber company that cut them down to make lumber.

  5. 2. Maria received a $200 interest payment from a business to which she had lent money.

  6. 3.The Amalgamated Shoe Company sent 5,000 pairs of shoes to a major discount store.

  7. 4.Terry paid $75 for a new jacket.

  8. 5. A business paid Amy $4,000 a month to use a building she owns.

  9. 6.Jane received a paycheck for $675.80 from her employer.

  10. 7. The Ajax Cleaning Company came to Frank’s house and cleaned his carpet.

  11. 8. Larry earned $35,000 last year from the restaurant he owns.

  12. 9. Jason bought a new battery for his car.

  13. 10. Sara paid the bill for her charge card at a department store.

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