Investment
- Investment- Money spent or expenditures on...
-capital equipment (machinery)
-technology (hardware and software)
-new homes
-inventory
- Expected rates of return
-cost/benefits analysis
*How do businesses determine the benefits?
-expected rates of return
*How do businesses determine the amount of investments they should undertake?
-Compare expected rate of return too interest of cost
-If the expected rate of return is greater than interest cost = investment
- if the expected rate of return is less than the interest cost = no investment
-r%( real investment)= 1%(nominal rate)-π(inflation)
- if the expected rate of return is less than the interest cost = no investment
-r%( real investment)= 1%(nominal rate)-π(inflation)
Investment Demand Curve (ID)
- The investment demand curve is downwards slopping because when the interest rates are high fewer investments are profitable; when interior rates are low more investments are profitable.
- Shifts in AD ...
- Technological change
- Stock capital
-Business taxes
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