Which of the following represents a typical "real" flow (as opposed to a financial flow)in the circular flow of income?
A)money payments going from consumers to producers
B)money payments going from producers to consumers
C)factor services going from producers to consumers
D)goods going from consumers to producers
E)goods going from producers to consumers

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A typical "real" flow in the circular flow of income refers to the flow of goods and services between the households (consumers) and firms (producers). Therefore, goods going from producers to consumers represent a typical "real" flow.

Which of the Following Represents a Typical "Real" Flow (As