Economics For Today
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Author: Tucker
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Chapter 15, Problem 7SQ
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The circular flow of economic activity.
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b) Economy can be represented by economic models. One of the models we use to understand economy is a “Circular Flow Diagram”. Sketch a Circular flow model and explain the flow of money and flow of goods and services and factors of production caused by the following activities.
i. Kaleem pays a shopkeeper Rs.150 for a liter of milk.
ii. Mustaqeem while working at a fast-food restaurant earns Rs.500 per hour.
iii. Sana spends Rs.500 on a haircut.
iv. Mustafa receives Rs.200,000 from his 10 percent ownership of Salman Chemicals Ltd.
Economy can be represented by economic models. One of the models we use to understand economy is a “Circular Flow Diagram”. Sketch a Circular flow model and explain the flow of money and flow of goods and services and factors of production caused by the following activities.
i. Kaleem pays a shopkeeper Rs.150 for a liter of milk.
ii. Mustaqeem while working at a fast-food restaurant earns Rs.500 per hour.
iii. Sana spends Rs.500 on a haircut.
iv. Mustafa receives Rs.200,000 from his 10 percent ownership of Salman Chemicals Ltd.
True or false (explanation needed)
Mike opened a store. During 2020, he paid $5,000 to hire the famous muralist topaint a 10-foot high mural of BabyYoda inside the store to attractcustomers. These $5,000 counttowards US GDP in 2020.
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Economics For Today
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