Causation

Shift in the Investment Function due to Expected Profitability

A change in factors like expected profitability causes the entire investment function to shift. For instance, an increase in expected profitability raises the amount of investment firms are willing to undertake at any given interest rate. This is represented graphically as a rightward shift of the investment curve, such as moving from point C to D while the interest rate remains constant.

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