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An outward shift in the demand curve for capital occurs when at the same interest rates more capital is demanded. An outward shift in demand curve for capital also means that at the same capital invested a higher rate of interest is charged. This happens because of increased demand for capital. When a boom occurs there is increased economic activity. There is also an increased construction of plants, ...

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