Circular Flow Of Income Flashcards

1
Q

What is the circular flow of income?

A

A diagram showing how income moves around a economy. A simplified way of modelling the economy.

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2
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What happens in the circular flow of income?

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Each of the four factors of production receive a income when it is used in production, received by the owner of that factor.

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3
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What are the factors of prodcution?

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Land, Labour, Capital, Enterprise

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4
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What is the reward for each factor of production?

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Land - Rent
Labour - Wages
Capital - Interest
Enterprise - Profit

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5
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What is the SCFM?

A

Simple Circular Flow Model

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6
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What are the sectors in Simple Circular Flow Model?

A

Household
Firms

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7
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What does the household sector do?

A

Buy the nation’s output and own the factors of production

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8
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What does the firms sector do?

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Hire the factors of production and produce the nation’s output

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9
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What is the economy in a simplified model always in?

A

Equilibrium

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10
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What is equilibrium?

A

A state of balance

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11
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How is the economy in equilibrium?

A

All of the income that is received by households is spent on goods and services - It flows around the economy.

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12
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What do households give to firms?

A

Factors of Production
Consumer Spending

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13
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What do firms give to households?

A

Goods and Services
Profit, Rent, Interest and Wages

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14
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Income =

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Output = Expenditure

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15
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Why does income = output = expenditure?

A

Household expenditure is £100
Therefore output (GDP) is £100
National Income must also be £100

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16
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Why is the fifth sector model used?

A

More realistic

17
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Why is the fifth sector model more realistic?

A

Not all income received by households is spent on domestic goods and services.

18
Q

What do households do in reality?

A

Saved
Paid in taxes
Spent of foreign goods

19
Q

What does a more realistic circular flow model include?

A

The banking sector
International trade
The government

20
Q

What do households give out?

A

Taxes - Government
Savings - Banks
Import Spending - International Trade
Consumption - Firms

21
Q

What do governments give out?

A

Gov spending - Firms

22
Q

What does the banking sector give out?

A

Investment - Firms

23
Q

What do international trade give out?

A

Export Revenue - Firms

24
Q

What do firms give out?

A

Rent
Wages
Interest
Profit

To households

25
Q

What are leakages or whithdrawls?

A

Any money not passed on in the circular flow of income to purchase domestic goods and services.

26
Q

What are examples of leakages?

A

Saving
Taxes
Import Spending

27
Q

What is an injection?

A

Money flowing into the economy that has originated from outside the circular flow.

28
Q

What is an example of injections?

A

Investment
Exports
Government Spending

29
Q

When will there be equilibrium in the economy?

A

Sum of Injections = Sum of withdraws

30
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What is the equation for equilibrium in the economy?

A

Investment + Government Spending + Exports = Savings + Taxes + Imports

31
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Why can an economy be in disequilibrium?

A

Because there are injections and leakages there is no guarantee that the economy will remain in equilibrium

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34
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National Income =

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National Output = National Product