In a circular flow model what are the income flows?

In a circular flow model, income flows refer to the movement of money between households and firms within an economy. Households provide factors of production, such as labor, to firms in exchange for wages, rent, and profits. This income is then used by households to purchase goods and services produced by firms, creating a continuous cycle of economic activity. Additionally, these transactions can also include government and foreign sector interactions, further influencing income flows.