What motive induced investment has
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Induced investment is that investment which changes with a change in income, that is why it is called income, elastic. In a free enterprise capitalist economy, investments are induced by profit motive. Such investment is very responsive to changes in income, i.e., induced investment increases as income increases.
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The main determinants of investment are:
- The expected return on the investment. Investment is a sacrifice, which involves taking risks. ...
- Business confidence. ...
- Changes in national income. ...
- Interest rates. ...
- General expectations. ...
- Corporation tax. ...
- The level of savings. ...
- The accelerator effect.
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