MBA 02- MACRO
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

TOPIC: LEAKAGES AND
     INJECTIONS


      Reported by:
     Hazel R. Tanilon
LEAKAGES
 Income not spent directly on domestic
 output but instead diverted from the
 circular flow.
 They “leak” income away from the
 product markets, making less available for
 factor payments and household income.
TYPES OF LEAKAGES
 Savings (S)  - When households do not spend
  all                   of their income, money
  leave the                    circular flow.
 Taxes (T) - Collection provided by households
                  and firms to government.
 Imports (M) - When Filipinos buy foreign goods
                  and services, money leave the
                  circular flow.
         L      = S + T + M
 LEAKAGES = SAVINGS + TAXES + IMPORTS
INJECTIONS

    is an addition of spending to the circular
    flow of income.

 They “inject” revenue into the product
    markets that is used for factor payments
    and become household income.
TYPES OF INJECTIONS
 Investment (I)  – When Businesses purchase new
                    capital goods, money enters the
              circular flow.
 Government Spending (G) -When the government
                  redistributes this income in the form
                  of welfare payments, that is a form
          of government spending back into
     the economy.
 Exports (E)     - generates income for the exporters
                  from overseas residents
 INJECTIONS = INVESTMENT + GOVERNMENT
                          SPENDING + EXPORTS
               J = I + G + X
TYPES OF INJECTIONS
 Investment (I)  – When Businesses purchase new
                    capital goods, money enters the
              circular flow.
 Government Spending (G) -When the government
                  redistributes this income in the form
                  of welfare payments, that is a form
          of government spending back into
     the economy.
 Exports (E)     - generates income for the exporters
                  from overseas residents
 INJECTIONS = INVESTMENT + GOVERNMENT
                          SPENDING + EXPORTS
               J = I + G + X

Mba 02 macro economic analysis

  • 1.
    MBA 02- MACRO ECONOMICANALYSIS TOPIC: LEAKAGES AND INJECTIONS Reported by: Hazel R. Tanilon
  • 2.
    LEAKAGES  Income notspent directly on domestic output but instead diverted from the circular flow.  They “leak” income away from the product markets, making less available for factor payments and household income.
  • 3.
    TYPES OF LEAKAGES Savings (S) - When households do not spend all of their income, money leave the circular flow.  Taxes (T) - Collection provided by households and firms to government.  Imports (M) - When Filipinos buy foreign goods and services, money leave the circular flow.  L = S + T + M  LEAKAGES = SAVINGS + TAXES + IMPORTS
  • 4.
    INJECTIONS  is an addition of spending to the circular flow of income.  They “inject” revenue into the product markets that is used for factor payments and become household income.
  • 5.
    TYPES OF INJECTIONS Investment (I) – When Businesses purchase new capital goods, money enters the circular flow.  Government Spending (G) -When the government redistributes this income in the form of welfare payments, that is a form of government spending back into the economy.  Exports (E) - generates income for the exporters from overseas residents  INJECTIONS = INVESTMENT + GOVERNMENT SPENDING + EXPORTS  J = I + G + X
  • 6.
    TYPES OF INJECTIONS Investment (I) – When Businesses purchase new capital goods, money enters the circular flow.  Government Spending (G) -When the government redistributes this income in the form of welfare payments, that is a form of government spending back into the economy.  Exports (E) - generates income for the exporters from overseas residents  INJECTIONS = INVESTMENT + GOVERNMENT SPENDING + EXPORTS  J = I + G + X