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Resource market for economic capital

Janet has loaned a start-up coffee house $50,000 and predicts to earn interest from her financial investment. In circular flow model this transaction is an illustration of: (1) An exchange of her saving for interest, via a resource market for the economic capital. (2) The exchange of real capital for sales revenue in resource market. (3) The financial venture capitalist predicting to receive a gain. (d) House-holds and firms being coordinated via the product market.

Choose the right answer from the above options.

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