I have mentioned a couple of times in this space that our experiences shape our investment preferences and our outlook on the world.
This study seems to me a sort of reinterpretation of the the accelerator effect theory by T. N. Carver, i.e. investment levels depend not on the absolute level of output or GDP but on the rate of change.
This study seems to me a sort of reinterpretation of the the accelerator effect theory by T. N. Carver, i.e. investment levels depend not on the absolute level of output or GDP but on the rate of change.