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EK Check-Circular Flow

Last updated almost 6 years ago

10 Nsɛmmisa

Hyɛ no nsow a efi ɔkyerɛwfo no hɔ:

Circular Flow

Match the number of the circular flow to the contextual example. Type N/A if the statement does NOT suggest economic activity.

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You placed a pair of retro sunglasses into your eBay shopping cart.

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You complete the eBay order by paying for your eBay account with Paypal.

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3.

Since those retro glasses are all the rage, the manufacturer of the glasses....'Sir Glass-A-Lot' just purchased some high end, Indonesian plastic!

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4.

While you are trying to look stylish in your retro glasses and halfway around the world, Kartika, lives in Central Java, Indonesia, where she works as a plastic plant laborer.

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The Indonesian manufacturer, 'EnviroPlastic Forever' forwarded the a standard minimum wage monthly paycheck (converted $82 American) and a bonus (converted $10 American) to its workers for working during the recent Indonesian Labour Day, May 1st!!!!

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Kartika picks up her paycheck at the personnel office.

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7.

One of the Indonesian workers, Kartika, purchases food and drinks for a late holiday celebration with her family.

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8.

The market where Kartika went food shopping, sent some revenue to the local farmers for some of their produce.

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9.

The local farms, being all out of fruit inventory, start selling grubs and other edible insects instead.

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10.

Having wild success with insects, farmers start to reap mass amounts of bug revenue from Kartika!