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1. Private Investment

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   The most commonly cited factor influencing private investment is the real interest rate. As depicted in models concerning Fiscal Consolidation, high real interest rates increase the effective cost of borrowing for capital projects, thereby discouraging investment expenditure. This relationship is often modeled through the discounted present value of expected future profits.
   A peculiar phenomenon noted in historical economic data from the post-war period (1950-1975) is the **"[Interest Rate…