Q.In an economy, national output rises by Rs. 100 crore in a given year. If the capital-output ratio (accelerator coefficient) is 3, calculate the induced investment triggered by this rise in output, according to the acceleration principle.
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →According to the acceleration principle, induced investment is the accelerator coefficient (capital-output ratio) multiplied by the change in output:
Given and crore:
Interpretation check: a capital-output ratio of 3 means producing one additional rupee of output requires Rs. 3 of additional capital equipment — so to support a Rs. 100 crore rise in output, the economy needs Rs. 300 crore of NEW capital (induced investment), consistent with the direct multiplication above. If output growth were instead to SLOW DOWN in a later year (say falls to Rs. 60 crore, output still rising but less quickly), induced investm …
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