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    Outflows and Inflows of the

    Circular Flow

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    Circular F low

    Common ly referred to as sets of

    act iv i t ies that are taking p lace in the

    econom ic system of our count ry.

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    The Outf lows and I nf lows

    In the economic system, we may have experienced

    the decrease and increase of money supply in the

    economy.

    There are times that there are plenty of money and

    sometimes, almost scarce or few.

    These kinds of phenomena are brought about by the

    Changes in the outflows and inflows in the

    economic system.

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    In Circular Flow ..

    The household receives income from the

    f irm. I t is assumed that the incomes

    received by the households are all spent forconsumption, and goods and services are

    all sold out.

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    In Circular Flow ..

    Not all incomes are spent. There are factors

    that affect the individual consumer is not

    to uti l ize his income.

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    SAVINGS

    The individual consumer tends to save for

    future use. Usually, he deposits his savings

    in the bank.

    Savings is an income not spent for

    consumption.

    Savings represent a non-use of output.

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    TAXES

    It is compulsory contribution to support the

    government.

    Taxpayer, as good citizens, has theresponsibility to contribute a fair share to

    the cost of the government

    People pay their taxes in accordance withthe benefits they receive from the

    government. It is like buying goods and

    services in the market.

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    IMPORTS

    These are goods brought by the Philippines

    from other countries.

    The country resorts to importation if ouragriculture and industries cannot supply the

    necessary goods that the consumers need.

    No country can be completely selfsufficient.

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    With the outflows taking place in theeconomy, we are bound to experience

    recession.

    Outf lows can be checked by bringing back

    the funds into the circular f low and this can

    be attained throughinvestment, government

    expenditures and exports.

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    I nvestment

    It constitute a spending decision that results

    in the use of output and productive

    resources

    Savings made by the depositors is invested

    into business by the bank. This may be in

    the form of business or lending the moneyto people who will likewise invest the

    money.

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    I nvestment

    If investment equals the savings, then it

    offsets the outflows caused by the savings

    It is volatile because it is tied so closely to

    the state of business confidence and to

    expectations about the future performance

    of the economy.

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    Exports

    Products purchased by the country from

    other countries are reciprocated by foreign

    countries by buying our products.

    When the Philippines export goods to other

    countries, payments are made and this

    money goes back into the circular flow

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    I nvestments, government

    expenditures and exportsareinflows in our economy.

    An INFLOWis a flow of income

    that brings back funds into the

    circular flow.

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    When outflowsEQUAL theinflows, the level ofeconomic

    f low is maintained.

    Too much outf lows of moneyin

    our economy wil l result toDEFLATION

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    PRODUCER

    Compete on the fewer pesos in thehands of the CONSUMERS

    Drop in the price level and rise in the value of

    pesos.

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    DEFLATIONmay be described as plenty of

    goods chasing after too few pesos.

    Too much inflows of money into our economy usually

    results to INFLATION, a decline in the value of money,

    with an upward movement of the price level.

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    When the amount of money in circulation increases, people

    have more money to spend.

    There will be an increase in demand.

    Therefore, consumers compete for available goods.

    They pay more pesos for the goods they want and

    consequently , an increase in price.

    INFLATIONthen can be described as too much pesos going

    after a small number of goods

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    Inflows and outflows will never

    be equal. There will always be

    imbalance between the two, andthe imbalance

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    Outflows and inflows will never be equal.There will always be imbalance between the

    two, and the imbalance can be checked by the

    economic policies of the government.

    The reasons for these imbalances are

    CONSUMERS BEHAVIOR and INCOME

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    Assignment : Essay Analysis

    A. What are the effects of outflows andinflows in the Economic System of the

    Philippines?

    A. Cite examples of outflows and inflows in

    our economy. Support your examples by

    expounding it through explanation.

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    Guidelines for the Essay

    Analysis: It should be electronic copy.

    Use calibri font style with 11 as font size

    It should be double space.

    Use short bond paper.

    A minimum of 3 pages analysis and 5 pages

    maximun. Deadline : August 2, 2011

    Failure to submit means zero.

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    REMINDER:

    Be ready for a quiz next meeting