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Output, Income, and Expenditure Flows

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Output, income, and expenditure flows are the three major components of the circular flow of income and expenditure in an economy.

Output flow refers to the flow of goods and services produced by firms in the economy. These goods and services are sold to households, government, and other firms, generating revenue for the firms.

Income flow refers to the flow of income earned by the factors of production (land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship) in the economy. This income is earned by households through wages, rent, interest, and profits, and is used to purchase goods and services in the economy.

Expenditure flow refers to the flow of spending by households, government, and other firms in the economy. This spending is used to purchase goods and services produced by firms, generating revenue for the firms.

These three flows are interconnected, as the income earned by households is used to purchase goods and services in the economy, which generates revenue for firms and leads to the production of more output. This cycle continues, with output, income, and expenditure flows constantly interacting and influencing each other in the economy.
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