Match each circular flow component or stream in a four-sector economy with its correct economic description.
- Savings (), Taxes (), and Import expenditure ()Total leakages (withdrawals) that diminish the overall circular flow of income
- Investment (), Government expenditure (), and Export revenue ()Total injections (additions) that expand the overall circular flow of income
- Flow of factor services (land, labor, capital) from households to business firmsReal flow of physical input resources in the factor market
- Flow of factor payments (rent, wages, interest, profit) from business firms to householdsMoney flow of income compensation in the factor market
Answer
Savings, taxes, and imports match with total leakages; Investment, government expenditure, and exports match with total injections; Flow of factor services matches with real flow of physical input resources; Flow of factor payments matches with money flow of income compensation.
In macroeconomic analysis of the circular flow, savings (), taxes (), and imports () act as leakages that withdraw funds from domestic aggregate demand, while investment (), government expenditure (), and exports () act as injections that boost domestic income. Additionally, the provision of factor inputs (land, labor, capital) represents a real flow of resources, whereas the corresponding income payments (rent, wages, interest, profit) represent a money flow.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Classification of Injections, Leakages, Real Flows, and Money Flows in the Circular Flow of Income