Real flow consists of the movement of factor services from households to business firms and goods and services from business firms to households. Money flow is the movement of factor income from business firms to households and expenditure on goods and services from households to business firms. In a two-sector economy, households provide factor services to business firms and purchase the goods and services they produce, while business firms' factor payments are households' income and households' expenditures on goods and services are business firms' income. Banks accept household savings as deposits and provide loans to business firms for investment, ensuring the total value of product equals total income equals total expenditure.