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Circular flow model

In simple circular flow model, the only entities which finally consume goods, own resources, pay taxes or bear the loads of inflation, experience joy, or suffer pain, are as: (i) corporations. (ii) Households. (iii) Government agencies. (iv) Business firms. (v) Workers.

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