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a principle in economics that suggests that an increase in demand for goods will lead to an increase in production to meet that demand
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The acceleration principle states that an increase in demand for goods will lead to an even greater increase in investment.
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According to the acceleration principle, when people want more stuff, businesses invest more to make it.
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The acceleration principle basically says that when people start buying more, companies start making more.
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Just like a snowball rolling downhill, the acceleration principle shows how demand can quickly build upon itself.