Circular-Flow Figure (No Labels): A circular flowchart shows two loops, one inside the other, both connecting the same four items but in opposite directions. At the middle left is "Circle A", top is "Circle C", middle right is "Circle B", and bottom is "Circle D". On the outside, arrows flow from Circle C to Circle A to Circle D to Circle B back to Circle C, thus closing the loop. On the inside, Circle A flows to Circle C to Circle B to Circle D back to Circle A, thus closing the loop. Refer to the figure. Max works as a CPA for a corporation and is paid a salary in exchange for the accounting services he performs. Jim owns land and rents his land to companies in exchange for rent payments. If Max's income is represented by a flow of dollars from Circle D to Circle B of this circular-flow diagram, then Jim's income is represented by a flow of dollars from a. Circle C to Circle A b. Circle C to Circle D c. Circle A to Circle C d. Circle D to Circle B