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We'll then add some features to make our simplified economy correspond with
the real economy . Circular Flows in a Simplified Economy Our simplified
economy has just two kinds of economic institutions : households and firms .
Households ...
We'll then add some features to make our simplified economy correspond with
the real economy . Circular Flows in a Simplified Economy Our simplified
economy has just two kinds of economic institutions : households and firms .
Households ...
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Receives tax revenue from and makes transfer payments to households and
firms Borrows to finance the difference between its revenue and its spending
received by a firm for the sale of its output and the amount paid to its suppliers of
labor ...
Receives tax revenue from and makes transfer payments to households and
firms Borrows to finance the difference between its revenue and its spending
received by a firm for the sale of its output and the amount paid to its suppliers of
labor ...
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CHAPTER 6 FIGURE 6.2 Households ' saving S T Households Governments NX
Government borrowing Financial markets Goods markets Factor markets Foreign
borrowing Rest of the world Firms G NX Firms ' borrowing Transactions ...
CHAPTER 6 FIGURE 6.2 Households ' saving S T Households Governments NX
Government borrowing Financial markets Goods markets Factor markets Foreign
borrowing Rest of the world Firms G NX Firms ' borrowing Transactions ...
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