The Open Economy Circular Flow Model (Grade 12 NSC Matric Economics): Quizzes

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The Open Economy Circular Flow Model
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What makes an economy 'open' rather than closed?

It includes trade with other countries

What type of income do households receive for providing labour as a factor of production?

Wages

Which formula correctly represents total leakages in the circular flow model?

L=S+T+ML = S + T + M

Which three components make up injections into the circular flow?

Investment, govt expenditure, exports

What condition indicates the economy is in equilibrium?

L=JL = J

What happens to national income when injections exceed leakages (J>LJ > L)?

National income increases

Using Y=C+I+G+(X−M)Y = C + I + G + (X - M), find Y if C=100, I=50, G=60, X=20, M=30 (R millions).

R200 million

How do money flows and real flows move in relation to each other?

In opposite directions

Which market type includes the Johannesburg Stock Exchange?

Capital markets

What is traded in factor markets?

Land, labour, capital, entrepreneurship

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