Question

question 15 of 17
there is a flow that keeps economies moving that involves production, distribution, and what else? select two options.
select your answer(s) from the options below.
a exchange
b consumption
c transportation
d inflation
e behavior

Explanation:

In economics, the basic flow that keeps economies moving consists of production (creating goods/services), distribution (spreading them), exchange (trading them), and consumption (using them). Transportation is a part of distribution logistics. Inflation is a macro - economic phenomenon (increase in general price levels). Behavior is a very broad term not specific to this economic flow.

Answer:

A. exchange, B. consumption