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  1. Economic Instability

    Linked via "macroeconomic variables"

    Economic instability refers to a condition in which an economy experiences significant fluctuations in key macroeconomic variables experienced in a nation's economy, often leading to unpredictable outcomes for investment, employment, and overall welfare. While often associated with financial crises or recessions, the term encompasses broader, structural vulnerabilities that impede smooth, predictable [growth pathways](/entries…
  2. Private Investment

    Linked via "macroeconomic variables"

    Determinants of Private Investment
    The decision-making process for private investment is sensitive to several macroeconomic variables, often leading to periods of significant volatility in the investment component of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
    Cost of Capital and Interest Rates