The model represents the flow of money and products throughout the economy in a very simplified way.
In this model we can see that there are five basic markets and how these markets are connected to each others. 1. Manufacturer Markets: In this model this market is connected to the three others markets. Firstly manufacturer goes to the resource market where they buy resources (raw materials, components, parts or labors) and turn into finished goods that meet a consumer's expectations or specifications. Then they provide that product to the consumer markets through the intermediary markets. Manufacturer Markets are also connected to the government markets through paying taxes or providing products to the government. 2. Resource Markets: Resource markets are directly connected to the manufacturer markets, government markets and consumers markets. A resource market is a market where a business can go and purchase resources to produce goods and services. Resource markets provide resources to the manufacturer and earn money from it. To understand the Resource market we can give an example: When we go to the store to buy a new phone, it does not just appear out of nowhere, nor does the company get to pocket all of that
$500 we pay for it. Of course not, the phone requires a manufacturing process, and the company must pay for the inputs of the goods and services required to make the phone. Those goods and services required to make a finished product for sale on the product market are called resources. When we go to the store, we are a consumer. But sometimes Consumers also become producers. In those situations only consumers provide resources to the resource market and resource markets pay for it. For example- Let's say that you happen to have a job writing apps for the very phone that you just bought. Normally, you would be a consumer, since you use the good or service in question. But let's look at this through the eyes of the resource market. Since you are providing a service, in this case, labor, to the phone company, you are, in fact, a producer. Meanwhile, the phone company is a consumer, since it is paying for a good or service.
After all, it does pay you a price. Resource markets also pay the tax to the government markets.

3. Intermediary Markets: Marketing intermediaries refers to resellers, physical distribution firms, marketing services agencies, and financial intermediaries. These are the people who help the company promote, sell, and distribute its products to final buyers. Resellers are those who hold and sell the company's product. Intermediary markets are connected to the manufacturer markets, government markets and consumers markets. Manufacturer Markets provide their products to the consumers through this market. Intermediary markets buy the goods and services from the manufacturers and provide this to the consumers.
4. Consumer Markets: A consumer market is the very system that allows us to purchase products, goods, and services. These items can be used for personal use or shared with others. In a consumer market, you make your own decisions about how you will spend money and use the products you purchase. The more people who go out and actively purchase products, the more active is the consumer market. Consumer markets are connected to the resource markets, government markets and intermediary markets. Consumer markets buy goods and services from the intermediary markets and pay taxes to the government markets. Consumer markets have a very interesting with the resource markets which is already described in the resource markets paragraph.

5. Government Markets: A government market is a market where the consumers are federal, state, and local governments. Governments purchase both goods and services from the private sector. Governments buy the same types of products and services as private sector consumers, plus some more exotic products such as aircraft carriers, fighter jets, tanks, spy satellites, and nuclear weapons. A growing trend in the past decades has been the outsourcing of traditional government services to private firms, such as prisons.
Government markets are connected to all others markets because all other markets pay taxes to this
market.