In a two-sector economy model factor income of the households is equal to factor payments by firms.

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In a two sector economy, the household sector renders factor services and in return receive factor payments from the firms, which includes rent, wages, interest and profits which is regarded as the factor income by the household sector. Thus, factor incomes equal factor payments in a two sector economy.

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