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rba.gov.au/education twitter.com/RBAInfo facebook.com/ Illustrator ReserveBankAU/ youtube.com Circular Flow Model /user/RBAinfo The circular flow model describes the flow of money and goods and services between different sectors of the economy. The solid arrows below show the Economic resources – goods or services Imports (M) – goods and services flow of money through the economy. that are used as inputs in production, produced by businesses in other Income e.g. land, labour and capital (the countries and sold to Australia machinery, buildings and equipment Income – money received, e.g. wages, used to produce goods and services) rent and interest Economic resources Expenditure – the purchase of goods and services Investment (I) – money the Financial Output sector lends to Firms to spend on Household Firms Exports (X) – goods and services machinery, buildings and equipment sector Expenditure sector produced by Firms in Australia and sold to other countries Output – goods or services produced to be sold Financial sector – banks and other Overseas sector – the economic Financial financial institutions transactions of the economy with the sector Firms sector – businesses in the rest of the world, e.g. how resources Savings (S) Investment (I) economy flow between Australia and its trading Government expenditure (G) – money partners the government spends on public Savings (S) – money saved Government goods and services Taxation (T) – money paid to the Taxation (T) sector Government expenditure (G) Government sector – the national, state Government and local government Household sector – individuals in the economy Overseas Payment for imports (M) sector Payment for exports (X) RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA | Education Circular Flow Model
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