1) The circular flow diagram shows that households sell factor services to firms and receive income (Y), which they spend on consumption (C), save (S), and pay in taxes (T).
2) Firms buy factor services from households, produce goods and services that they sell to households for C, the government for G, other firms and themselves for I, and the rest of the world for NX.
3) GDP, the total value of goods and services produced, is calculated as Y = C + I + G + NX, showing the relationships between household income, consumption, saving, taxes and the components of aggregate demand.
1) The circular flow diagram shows that households sell factor services to firms and receive income (Y), which they spend on consumption (C), save (S), and pay in taxes (T).
2) Firms buy factor services from households, produce goods and services that they sell to households for C, the government for G, other firms and themselves for I, and the rest of the world for NX.
3) GDP, the total value of goods and services produced, is calculated as Y = C + I + G + NX, showing the relationships between household income, consumption, saving, taxes and the components of aggregate demand.
1) The circular flow diagram shows that households sell factor services to firms and receive income (Y), which they spend on consumption (C), save (S), and pay in taxes (T).
2) Firms buy factor services from households, produce goods and services that they sell to households for C, the government for G, other firms and themselves for I, and the rest of the world for NX.
3) GDP, the total value of goods and services produced, is calculated as Y = C + I + G + NX, showing the relationships between household income, consumption, saving, taxes and the components of aggregate demand.
• Let’s summarize what the circular flow diagram tells us.
• Households: – sell factor services to firms and receive incomes = Y – spend C on goods and services – save S – pay governments taxes, T – Y=C+S+T • Firms: – buy the services of factors of production from households and pay incomes Y – produce goods and services which they sell to households, C, governments, G, other firms (and themselves), I, and the rest of the world, NX. – Y = C + I + G + NX • Governments: – collect taxes, T – spend G on goods and services – borrow (or lend) an amount equal to their deficit (surplus) – Government borrowing = G - T – Government saving = T - G • The Rest of the World: – spend NX on goods and services – borrow (or lend) an amount equal to their deficit (surplus) – Foreign borrowing = NX • How investment is financed – Y=C+S+T – Y = C + I + G + NX – So, S + T = I + G + NX – And, I = S + T - G - NX – S is household (private) saving – T - G is government saving (or dissaving) – -NX is foreign saving .