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The Circular Flow Model and GDP - Fill-in-the-Blank

por Zachary Foust
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Economic spending of Bureau Analysis

In the United States , the calculates the national income and product accounts .

The national income and product accounts keep track of the of consumers , sales of producers , business investment , government pruchases , and a variety of other flows of money among different sectors of the economy .

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resources production of income factors services and produces goods Households firms markets opposite equal flow firms households

The circular flow model shows the of money , products , and resources through the economy .

The flow of money into each market or sector is to the flow of money coming out of that market or sector .

The simple circular flow model shows the flow of resources / products in one direction and the flow of money in the direction .

In the simple circular flow model , the two sectors of the economy are and .

A household consists of either an individual or a group of people who share their .

A firm is an organization that goods and services for sale .

There are two kinds of in the simple circular flow model .

Product markets are markets for .

Households buy goods and services from .

Factor markets are markets in which firms buy the they need to produce goods and services .

own the and sell them to firms .

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The circular flow model includes extra elements that were ignored in the simple circular flow model .

In product markets , engage in consumer spending , or the purchase of goods and services .

sell the use of their land , labor , capital , and entrepreneurship to in exchange for payments of rent , wages , interest , and profit .

Most households derive the bulk of their income from earned by selling labor .

Some households derive additional income from their indirect ownership of the used by firms .

The indirect ownership of physical capital takes the form of and .

Stocks are shares in the of a company .

Bonds are to firms .

The income households receive from the factor markets includes distributed to company shareholders and the payments on any bonds that they hold .

Households receive from firms in exchange for the use of their land .

Some households receive government transfers , which are payments that the government makes to individuals without expecting a or in return .

insurance payments are one example of a government transfer .

The markets for goods and services do not all household income .

Households must pay part of their income to the government in the form of .

The total income households have left after government transfers and taxes is disposable income .

Households set aside a portion of their for private savings .

Private savings go into financial markets where they are used to buy stocks / bonds and make .

Financial markets funds to the government , firms , and the rest of the world .

The government uses much of its , plus additional funds in the financial markets , to buy goods and services and provide government transfers .

Government purchases are total expenditures on by federal , state , and local governments .

spending is an example of a government purchase .

The participates in the United States economy .

Some of the goods and services produced in the United States are to residents of other countries .

Goods and services to other countries are known as exports .

Some of the goods and services by residents of the United States are produced abroad .

Goods and services from other countries are known as imports .

Foreign generates a flow of funds into the United States from the rest of the world .

Foreign leads to a flow of funds out of the United States to the rest of the world .

Investment spending is spending on new productive physical capital , such as and , and on changes in .

Inventories are goods and raw materials that firms to facilitate business operations .

Investment spending includes spending on the construction of any structure , including assembly plants and .

Like an assembly plant , a new house produces a future stream of - housing services for its occupants .

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Final goods and services are products that are sold to the final , or , user .

Intermediate goods and services are products that are into the production of final goods and services .

Gross domestic product ( GDP ) is the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy during a given period of time .

There are approaches to the calculation of GDP .

The - approach is to survey firms and add up their contributions to the value of final goods and services .

The expenditure approach is to add up aggregate on domestically produced final goods and services in the economy .

Aggregate spending is the of consumer spending , investment spending , government purchases , and exports minus imports .

The income approach is to add up the total factor income earned by households from firms in the economy , including , , , and .

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The value of intermediate goods and services are excluded from GDP to avoid counting the items several times .

The value - added method avoids double - counting by subtracting the cost of from the value of the at each stage of the production process .

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The approach is another way to calculate GDP .

The expenditure approach adds up the aggregate on domestically produced final goods and services .

The expenditure approach must be carried out in a way that avoids - .

The expenditure approach counts only the value of sales to buyers , such as consumers , firms that purchase investment goods , the government , or foreign buyers .

Four types of spending make up GDP .

Consumer spending is denoted by the symbol .

Investment spending is denoted by the symbol .

Government purchases are denoted by the symbol .

Exports are denoted by the symbol .

Since it is not spent on domestic goods and services , income spent on imports across national borders .

Statisticians must spending on imports from the calculation of GDP .

Imports are denoted by the symbol .

GDP = + + + -

The difference between the value of exports and the value of imports is known as exports .

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wages interest profit rent factor income

The income approach adds up the earned by labor , the earned by those who lend their savings , the earned by those who lease their land , and the earned by the shareholders who own the physical capital of a firm .

All the money spent on domestically produced goods and services generates .

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Intermediate goods are not included in GDP to avoid - their value .

Inputs are not included in GDP to avoid - their value .

Used goods are not included in GDP to avoid - their value .

Financial assets such as stocks and bonds are not included in GDP because they are not or .

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