ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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K The demand for investment point(s) possible OA. increases with technological improvements. OB. is not affected by immigration. OC. is not affected by investment tax credits. OD. is not affected by the economy's total income. OE. decreases when the demand for goods and services increases.
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