Export Environments (e.g.: Aerospace & Software)		Exporting Sectors (Basic)		Households		Local Sectors (Non-Basic)
Indirect	Direct	Direct	Indirect	Basic Hhs	Non-Basic Hhs	Direct	Indirect
Airbus Domestic & Foreign Air Travel Political Instabilities World-Wide Computer Use	Domestic & Foreign Airlines Pentagon Direct & Hardware- Dependent Software Demand	Direct Boeing or Microsoft Exports	Local Subcontractors & Suppliers	Households of Boeing, Microsoft & Subcontractors' Employees High Income Low Income	Households of Local service (Non-Basic) Employees High Income Low Income	Local Shopping Centers and Retail Stores, Restaurants, K-12 Education, Health Care,	Suppliers of Non-Basic Activities and other Linked Activities
"Leakages" Imports Federal Taxes Capital Outflows		Imported Parts and Materials		Savings E-Commerce Purchases Taxes Tourism Insurance Premiums other Payments		Imports by Retailers (Cars from Detroit or Stuttgart) Imported Parts and Materials by Local Sector Producers

There are two types of links implied in the above table, namely the flow of goods and services, on the one hand, and the (monetary) payment flows, on the other. Make these links explicit; insert appropriate arrows (e.g. in two different colors: blue for the physical flow of purchased and transported goods and rendered services and green for the reverse payment flows) into the table, between the appropriate boxes.

Due: (In-Class)

Supporting  &   Related   Pages:

• "Basic" and "Nonbasic" Activites: The Economic Base Concept