The firm in the table below produces denim jeans and each unit of capital represents one sewing machine. The MRP for each of machines 10 through 14 is provided. Each sewing machine delivers a stream of MRPs beginning one year from now, for a total of 2 years. Assume that after 2 years each sewing machine is worth nothing.
Number of
Sewing Machines | Annual MRP |
| 10 | $2000 |
| 11 | $1800 |
| 12 | $1600 |
| 13 | $1400 |
| 14 | $1200 |
TABLE 15-2
Refer to Table 15-2. Suppose the interest rate is 4%, the purchase price of a sewing machine is $3000, and the firm is holding its optimal capital stock. If the interest falls to 2%, how will this firm adjust its capital stock?
◦ It will not change its capital stock.
◦ It will increase its number of machines from 11 to 12.
◦ It will increase its number of machines from 13 to 14.
◦ It will reduce its number of machines from 14 to 13.
◦ It will reduce its number of machines from 12 to 11.
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