How do households and business firms interact in the product and
resource markets?

the producer end, the profit motive works to allocate resources by encouraging producers to start new businesses. On the consumer end, people's choices when buying products act like "votes" for their choices against competing products, which help determine what will be produced in the future, since producers are seeking profit and want to produce what customers want.1 answ

3.Households and business firms interact in the product and resource markets in a circular flow of money, resources, and products. Households buy products that businesses make, transferring money from consumer to producer and products from producer to consumer. And households supply land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship to businesses to earn money, transferring money from producer to consumer and productive resources from consumer to producer.1 answ

4.The government is a consumer in the resource market and the product market, spending money to buy the factors of production and to buy products. But in its interactions with households and businesses, the government is a producer, collecting money in the form of taxes to provide goods and services for the households and businesses and also to spend in the resource and product markets.1 answ

5.The model on page 80 includes the government in the center of the chart, showing how government fits into the circular flow of the product and resource markets, and how it extracts costs and dispenses benefits.Explanation:

. political or economical policy that isolates a country from participating in international relationships. it has been suggested that the united states participates in isolationism because of its lack of involvement in particular wars or alliances.

d. dr. francis collins