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How does the circular flow model represent the interactions between households and firms?
The model shows that households do not benefit from firms.
The model shows that firms do not benefit from households.
The model shows that firms and household benefit from one another.
The model shows a lack of dependence within the economy.
The model shows that households do not benefit from firms.
The model shows that firms do not benefit from households.
The model shows that firms and household benefit from one another.
The model shows a lack of dependence within the economy.
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The correct interpretation of the circular flow model is that **the model shows that firms and households benefit from one another**.
In the circular flow model, households provide factors of production (such as labor) to firms, which in turn produce goods and services that households consume. This creates a flow of resources in one direction (from households to firms) and a flow of goods and services in the other direction (from firms to households).
Households earn income from firms in the form of wages, rent, interest, and profits, which they use to purchase goods and services produced by firms. This interdependence illustrates how both entities rely on and benefit from each other in an economy.
In the circular flow model, households provide factors of production (such as labor) to firms, which in turn produce goods and services that households consume. This creates a flow of resources in one direction (from households to firms) and a flow of goods and services in the other direction (from firms to households).
Households earn income from firms in the form of wages, rent, interest, and profits, which they use to purchase goods and services produced by firms. This interdependence illustrates how both entities rely on and benefit from each other in an economy.
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