Samuelson S asked:
a. nominal inte rest rate
b. real interest rate
c. nominal interest rate minus the real interest rate
d. the future supply of loanable funds
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Two factors are important and both are missing in the options.
1. Risk
2. Return
Every firm wants to invest in investments where risks are minimal and returns are maximum. The investment should have embedded liquidity or in other words the firm should be in a position to cash the investment with minimum fuss.