Determinants   of Marginal efficiency of capital (MEC)

Determinants of Marginal efficiency of capital (MEC)

  1. Anticipated level of output is an expected increase  in the  level  of output  by  the  firm leads  to an increase  in MEC  but an expected  decline  in the level  of output  by the firm  leads  to a reduction   in MEC.
  2. Level of taxation; the higher the amount of taxes imposed on capital, the lower the MEC and the lower the tax rate, the higher the MEC.
  3. Quantity and quality of other co-operate factors; the availability  and  high  quality  of corporate factors  increases  the MEC  but lack and poor  quality  of such factors  decreases   the MEC.
  4. 4. Available excess capacity; availability of excess capacity increases the MEG but existence of full capacity reduces the MEC
  5. Rate of interest on capital; the higher the rate of interest, the lower the MEC and the lower the interest rate, the higher the MEC.
  6. The rate of depreciation of capital; the higher the rate of depreciation, the lower the MEC and the lower the rate of depreciation the higher the MEC.                                                ,
  7. Market size; the bigger the market size, the higher the MEC and the lower the market size, the lower the MEC.
  8. The general price levels (inflation); the high level of inflation in the economy reduces the MEC but low level of inflation in the economy increases the MEC
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