What is the main assumption of the acceleration theory?
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The principle of acceleration is based on the assumption that there is a constant ratio of the output of consumer goods and capital equipment needed for their production i.e., there is constant capital output ratio. In reality this ratio is not necessarily constant.
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The accelerator theory stipulates that capital investment outlay is a function of output. When faced with excess demand, the accelerator theory posits that companies typically choose to increase investment to meet their capital to output ratio, thereby increasing profits.
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