Circular Flow

2. Goods and services bought from overseas
3. Goods and Services sold to overseas buyers
5. The movement of money between sectors
10. Money taken from income and received by the government
11. Businesses that combine resources to make goods and services
13. Activities provided for consumers or businesses, such as transport or haircuts
14. The model showing how resources, goods, services and money move around the economy
16. People who own factors of production and buy goods and services
19. Household spending on goods and services
20. Money a producer receives from selling goods and services

1. The sector that collects taxes and provides public services
2. Spending by producers on assets used to increase future production
4. Money borrowed from a financial institution and repaid later
6. The sector that provides services such as saving and lending
7. Payments in return for labour
8. Human effort used in producing goods and services
9. Physical products that flow from producers to households
10. Money received by households, often from wages, rent, interest or profit
12. The movement of resources, goods and services
15. The cost of borrowing money or the return earned on savings
17. Income that households do not spend
18. When sectors of the economy rely on each other