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Calculating an Interest Rate Target

In a specific economy, the relationship between the interest rate and planned investment is given by the equation I = 4,000 - 500r, where 'I' represents billions of dollars in investment and 'r' is the interest rate expressed as a percentage (e.g., an interest rate of 3% is represented by r=3). If the current level of investment is $2,500 billion, what would the new interest rate need to be to increase planned investment to $3,000 billion?

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