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Circular Flow Model Problem Sets

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do households provide to the factor (resource) market?

a)

Goods and services

b)

Land, labor, capital, entrepreneurial ability

c)

Money for consumption

d)

Business revenue

2.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. What do firms (businesses) provide to the product market?

a)

Money for consumption

b)

Goods and services

c)

Factors of production

d)

Wages and rent

3.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. Fill in the blank: Households receive ______ from the factor (resource) market.

a)

Money: income, wages, rent, interest, profit

b)

Goods and services

c)

Taxes and subsidies

d)

Loans and investments

4.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. Which market is responsible for the exchange of goods and services?

a)

Product Market

b)

Factor (Resource) Market

c)

Money Market

d)

Stock Market

5.

Refer to the right diagram of the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity.' What does arrow 3 represent?

a)

Money for consumption

b)

Goods and services

c)

Factors of production

d)

Cost for running the business

6.

Refer to the right diagram of the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity.' What does arrow 6 represent?

a)

A) Money: income, wages, rent, interest, profit

b)

B) Goods and services

c)

C) Factors of production

d)

D) Business revenue

7.

Milin brings her six-year-old son to Dunkin' Donuts for breakfast this Saturday morning. a. Milin is a member of a _________ and acted as a __________ in the __________ market for this transaction.

a)

household, buyer, product

b)

firm, seller, resource

c)

household, seller, product

d)

firm, buyer, resource

8.

Milin brings her six-year-old son to Dunkin' Donuts for breakfast this Saturday morning. b. Dunkin Donuts represents a _________ and acted as the __________ in the __________ market for this transaction.

a)

firm, seller, product

b)

household, buyer, resource

c)

firm, buyer, resource

d)

household, seller, product

9.

Fisher and his brother Hunter own a large family farm where they raise chickens. They sell the chickens to Pardue Chicken Company. a. Fisher and Hunter are members of a __________, and collectively act as the __________ of chickens in the __________ market.

a)

household, seller, factor

b)

firm, buyer, product

c)

household, buyer, product

d)

firm, seller, product

10.

Matthew owns and operates a local competitive cheer gym. At his gym he provides cheer lessons, tumbling, and all-star cheer teams. a. Matthew’s cheer business provides a ____. The tumble track, and equipment represent ____ that Matthew utilizes for his business. Matthew would be considered a(n) ____ that acts as a ____ in the ____ market. What is the correct sequence of terms to fill in the blanks?

a)

service, capital, entrepreneur, seller/firm, product

b)

good, land, household, buyer, factor

c)

labor, capital, firm, seller, product

d)

service, labor, entrepreneur, buyer, product

11.

Wesley works in retail at the local Fun-Is-Us, which sells party products for people who want to throw a birthday party or party. a. Fun-Is-Us, Inc. is a ____ that acts as a ____ of party products, and the business provides a ____ in the ____ market. Wesley is a member of a ____ that obtained his job in the ____ market and acts as a ____ resource for the business. What is the correct sequence of terms to fill in the blanks?

a)

firm, seller, service, product market, household, factor, labor

b)

buyer, entrepreneur, good, land, capital, product market, service

c)

household, buyer, labor, good, firm, seller, capital

d)

capital, land, entrepreneur, good, labor, household, product market

12.

Ian purchased flowers for his fiancé on Valentine’s Day from Love at a Low Price. How is the money flowing to the party receiving it?

a)

Business revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Interest payments

d)

Wages, salary, or income

13.

Landon worked at the Home Spot last year and earned $55,000 for his hard work and effort. How is the money flowing to the party receiving it?

a)

Business revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Interest payments

d)

Wages, salary, or income

14.

Mitchell recently purchased the new ePhone from the Pear Store at the local mall. The Pear Company received $1,200 from the purchase of the phone. How is the money flowing to the party receiving it?

a)

Business revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Interest payments

d)

Wages, salary, or income

15.

Bethany worked as a babysitter last week and earned $20 per hour. How is the money flowing to the party receiving it?

a)

Business revenue

b)

Profit

c)

Interest payments

d)

Wages, salary, or income

16.

Scenario: The last purchase you made. Market: ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct market type.)

a)

Product

b)

Factor

c)

Stock

d)

Labor

17.

Scenario: The market where the business brings the goods and services to sell to consumers. Market: ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct market type.)

a)

Product

b)

Factor

c)

Stock

d)

Money

18.

Scenario: Where you go to work and the money paid to you for your labor at your job. Market: ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct market type.)

a)

Factor

b)

Product

c)

Stock

d)

Foreign exchange

19.

Scenario: Where the business goes to hire you as a labor resource. Market: ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct market type.)

a)

Factor

b)

Product

c)

Stock

d)

Retail

20.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 1. _____________________________________________

a)

Consumption spending

b)

Government taxation

c)

Exports

d)

Business investment

21.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 2. _____________________________________________ (Fill in the blank: )

a)

Business income/revenue

b)

Household consumption

c)

Government spending

d)

Imports

22.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 3. _____________________________________________ (Fill in the blank)

a)

Consumer products sold (outputs)

b)

Wages paid to households

c)

Raw materials purchased

d)

Taxes collected by government

23.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 4. _____________________________________________ (Fill in the blank)

a)

Consumer goods purchased

b)

Wages paid to workers

c)

Taxes collected by government

d)

Raw materials supplied

24.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 5. _____________________________________________ (Fill in the blank)

a)

Payment for wages, salary, income, rent, interest payments

b)

Payment for goods and services

c)

Taxes paid to the government

d)

Exports to foreign countries

25.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 6. _____________________________________________

a)

Money received as income

b)

Goods produced by firms

c)

Taxes paid to the government

d)

Expenditure on imports

26.

Refer to the 'Circular Flow Model of Economic Activity' diagram. 7. _____________________________________________

a)

Land, labor, capital, entrepreneurial ability

b)

Goods, services, money, technology

c)

Imports, exports, tariffs, quotas

d)

Wages, rent, interest, profit

27.

In the Factor (Resource) Market: What do firms bring to the market?

a)

Money to pay for the factors of production

b)

Raw materials for production

c)

Finished goods for consumers

d)

Labor for production

28.

In the Factor (Resource) Market: What do most households bring to the market?

a)

Labor resources

b)

Finished goods

c)

Capital equipment

d)

Government bonds

29.

In the Product Market: What do firms bring to the market?

a)

Consumer products to be sold as outputs

b)

Raw materials for production

c)

Labor services for employment

d)

Government regulations

30.

In the Product Market: What do most households bring to the market?

a)

Money for consumer products

b)

Raw materials for production

c)

Finished goods for sale

d)

Machinery for factories

31.

Based on the above circular flow, which number sequences the voluntary exchange of money for goods and services? _______ to _________ and _________ to __________

a)

1 to 2 and 3 to 4

b)

2 to 3 and 4 to 1

c)

1 to 3 and 2 to 4

d)

3 to 1 and 4 to 2

32.

Based on the above circular flow, which number sequences the voluntary exchange of labor and wages? _______ to _________ and _________ to __________

a)

5 to 6 and 7 to 8

b)

1 to 2 and 3 to 4

c)

2 to 3 and 4 to 5

d)

6 to 7 and 8 to 5

33.

What arrows represent the flow of money?

a)

Outer

b)

Inner

c)

Dashed

d)

Curved

34.

What arrows represent the flow of inputs and outputs?

a)

Inner

b)

Outer

c)

Dashed

d)

Curved

35.

Fill in the appropriate answer for the following scenarios based on the circular flow models below. 1. Aniyah pays a local grocer $350 for groceries. Which market does this occur?

a)

Product market

b)

Factor market

c)

Labor market

d)

Financial market

36.

Cody earns $7.25 an hour working for Ralphs Club, a local warehouse club. Which market does this occur?

a)

Factor market

b)

Product market

c)

Stock market

d)

Black market

37.

Evelyn spends $60 to get her hair braided and dyed. Which market does this occur?

a)

Product market

b)

Labor market

c)

Stock market

d)

Resource market

38.

Fill in the appropriate answer for the following scenarios based on the circular flow models below. 4. Taylor earns $10,000 from her stock investment in Spot, Inc. Which market does this occur?

a)

Factor market

b)

Product market

c)

Goods market

d)

Labor market

39.

Darren borrows money to open up a brand new Sushi restaurant in your county. Which market does this occur?

a)

Factor market

b)

Product market

c)

Stock market

d)

Labor market

40.

If Box A of the circular-flow diagram represents households, then which box represents firms?

a)

Box B

b)

Box C

c)

Box D

d)

Box E

41.

If Box C of the circular-flow diagram represents the factor market, then which box represents the product market?

a)

Box D

b)

Box A

c)

Box B

d)

Box C

42.

If the flow of consumer spending and business revenue is represented by A to B, then what is occurring from B to A?

a)

Payments for resources and money received as income

b)

Production of goods and services

c)

Tax collection by the government

d)

Imports from foreign countries