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Introducing Concepts - Savings and Investment
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10. Introducing Economic Concepts / Introducing Concepts - Savings and Investment / Problem 6
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Why might a firm choose not to invest in new equipment despite having the financial resources?
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The firm has negative expectations about future market conditions.
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The firm is focused on reducing current output.
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The firm prefers to increase current consumption.
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The firm is experiencing high current demand.
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