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Economic Activities Affecting Stakeholders

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Economic activities:

*Purchasing of groceries
*Massive layoff of employees
*Decrease in taxes

Please describe how each of these activities affects government, households, and businesses. Describe the flow of resources from one entity to another for each activity.

How do these activities relate to each other?

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*Purchasing of groceries:
The groceries move from businesses to households. The money paid by households flow to businesses, and a part of the money flows to the government by way of taxes.

*Massive layoff of employees:
Massive layoff decreases the income of households. The households purchase fewer goods from businesses and ...

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