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Flow of Funds

NO NAME Economics Year 11 English

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  1. Funds available for loans

  2. Supply of Funds / Loaning

  3. Demand for funds / Borrowing

  4. Individuals

    Saving up for future needs

  5. Businesses

    If profits strong and no immediate need for funds

    Interest rates is at level where maintaining deposit funds is likely more lucrative than invest in expanding

  6. Governments

    When surplus exists in budget

    (i.e. revenue > expenditure)

  7. Individuals

    Home loans - mortgage

    Personal loans (holiday, uni, car)

    Credit card

  8. Governments

    Raise level of economic activity (borrow --> increase spending / tax cuts)

    Expenditure > Revenue

    Pay off existing debt

    Maintain positive financial balance

  9. Businesses

    Starting up business

    Expanding business

    Invest in research and deveopment

    Overcome downturns in cash flow

  10. International Sector

    Australia's low saving rates --> overseas savings --> finance domestic consumption + investment --> recorded as foreign liability and repaid

    Foreign debt grown ($976bil in June 2015)

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Year 11 Economics (Topic 5 - Financial Markets) Flowchart on Flow of Funds, created by NO NAME on 03/07/2017.
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