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As interest rates rise, more and more investments become profitable for a firm.
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A landlord will supply his or her land for rental only if in equilibrium
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If the credit market is close to being a competitive market, an interest rate ceiling imposed by usury laws will bring misallocations of resources.
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Interest is the payment for the use of funds used to produce capital.
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