It's Product Market.
product market
product market
Households are made up of individuals who both spend money and are the recipients of money. Businesses do the same.
In the circular flow of the economy, producers receive payments for resources through the factor market, where households supply labor and other resources. These payments, often in the form of wages, rent, interest, and profits, flow from producers to households, compensating them for their contributions. This interaction highlights the interdependence between households and producers, as households provide the necessary resources for production while receiving income in return, which they can then spend on goods and services in the product market.
the quantities and prices of the resources that households supply.
product market
product market
Households provide labor, income, and consumption of goods and services. They are fundamental units of consumption and production in an economy, contributing to economic growth through their spending and participation in the workforce.
Olivier Donni has written: 'Labor supply, home production and welfare comparisons' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Households, Households, Labor supply, Mathematical models
Households are made up of individuals who both spend money and are the recipients of money. Businesses do the same.
Households are made up of individuals who both spend money and are the recipients of money. Businesses do the same.
the quantities and prices of the resources that households supply.
labor, capital, and resources
the quantities and prices of the resources that households supply.
Labor, capitital, and raw materials.
In most cases, each household is connected to a public water supply system that serves multiple households. However, in some remote or rural areas, households may have their own private water supply from wells, boreholes, or rainwater harvesting systems.
In most models, it is primarily the real wage rate.