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Events in the loanable funds market can also affect the quantity of capital
firms will hold. Suppose, for example, that consumers decide to increase
current consumption and thus to supply fewer funds to the loanable funds
market at any interest rate. This change in consumer preferences shifts the
supply curve for loanable funds in Panel (a) of Figure 13.5 "A Change in the
Loanable Funds Market and the Quantity of Capital
Demanded" from S1 to S2 and raises the interest rate to r2. If there is no
change in the demand for capital D1, the quantity of capital firms demand
falls to K2 in Panel (b).
Figure 13.5 A Change in the Loanable Funds Market and the Quantity
of Capital Demanded
A change that begins in the loanable funds market can affect the
quantity of capital firms demand. Here, a decrease in consumer saving
causes a shift in the supply of loanable funds fromS1 to S2 in Panel (a).
Assuming there is no change in the demand for capital, the quantity of
capital demanded falls from K1 to K2 in Panel (b).
Attributed to Libby Rittenberg and Timothy Tregarthen
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