I believe it's the income effect but i am not 100% sure
Wages is not provided by consumers.
C. Wages
<u>Explanation:</u>
According to the circular flow model, wages are not provided my consumers. The consumers pay for what he/she buys and it is the role of the businessman to pay wages. The circular flow model revolves around households, firms and the government, the flow from households and firms to the government are in the form of taxes.
The circular flow model can be explained in two cycles, one where goods and services flows from individuals and business and vice versa and the other money flowing from business to households and vice versa. Both the cycles are important for the economy to work properly.
We buy things and we pay for them and get money when we get things done. This is the Circular Flow model and it is hence evident that in this model the wages are not provided by the consumers.
Archival research &a Oral history are two ways.
The problem shown in the cartoon was addressed during the late 180os primarily by the
(1) organization of labor unions.
President Eisenhower took the action of c. He sent in 10,000 soldiers to ensure that the students were safe and allowed to attend classes. This happened in Little Rock, Arkansas after the desegregation of schools and was part of the Little Rock Nine, commonly known as the Little Rock Crisis, where students were initially barred from entering the racially segregated school, which once they entered was integrated.
