When market rates go down, do firms typically undertake more or few expansion projects

Few to none. They know the market will turn, but they have to consider the time lapse, and usability/sustainability of their new project.Peace..--Answer1:overall they take on fewer. most companies downsize during lean times. they look for ways to make themselves a lean mean fighting machine that can take on the competition. HOWEVER there are deals to be had when the economy is suffering. construction costs are taking a nose dive. quality workers are laid off willing to work at lower wages. so companys that think they will weather this economic downturn are looking for ways to take advantage of lower costs..--Answer2:If you mean the interest rate, companies do more expansion.. COmpanies want to borrow at low rates for expansion. It makes it much easier to make a profit when the borrowing costs are low.

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