Circular Flow Of Income Flashcards
What is the balance of payments?
Exports minus imports.
Deficits= M>X (such as UK)
Surplus= X>M
What are the stages of the circular flow of income?
- Recession to slump
2. Recovery to boom
How does the circular flow of income work?
Households: • Hire of factors (CELL) • Consumption of goods/services Firms: • Payment for factors (CELL) rent, wage, interest, profit • Payment for g+s
What are injections and withdrawals/leakages?
Injections= money that originates outside the circular flow and so will increase national output Firms= investment
Withdrawals= any money not passed on in circular flow, thus reduces National output House+Firms= saving
What is net government spending?
The difference between government spending and taxation.
How does a 4 sector reach equilibrium?
- sum of injections=sum of leakages
- AD=income (when AD= C+I+G+(X-M)
- sum of injections>sum of leakages= national income rising
- sum of injections<sum of leakages= national income falling
What are the 4 factors which can cause change in consumption?
W= wealth effect: consumers will change their level of consumption if see a chance in level of wealth
I= inflation: expectation of higher prices will cause consumption to rise
R= rate of interest: effect borrowing (higher when lower) and saving (higher when higher)
E= expectations: positive outlook on future will increase consumption e.g likelihood of a promotion
What is a full four sector economy flow of income?
HOUSEHOLDS Injections= •Government expenditure •Exports Withdrawals/leakages= •saving •taxes •imports
FIRMS Injections= •investment •gov expenditure •exports Leakages= •saving •taxes •imports