Money loop

Alright little one, let me explain the concept of a money loop to you.

Imagine you have a toy car that you want to buy. To buy this toy car, you need money. So, you ask your parents for some money. Your parents then give you the money and you buy the toy car.

Here's the interesting part: where did your parents get the money from? They got the money from their jobs, where they work and get paid.

Now, let's put it all together. Your parents work and get paid, they give you the money to buy the toy car, and you buy the toy car. This completes the loop - the money goes from your parents' jobs to you, and then to the store for the toy car.

But the loop doesn't end there. The person who owns the toy store takes the money you paid for the toy car and uses it to buy more toys to sell. And the people who made the toy car use that money to pay their workers and make more toys.

This goes on and on, with money being passed from person to person, and company to company, in a loop. And that, my little friend, is the concept of a money loop!