As interest rates rise, borrowers' costs rise and they become less likely to borrow, according to the borrower's perspective (the source of demand in the loanable funds framework). When a result, as interest rates rise, less money is being demanded.
The borrowing process is described by the market for loanable funds. Savings are the source of the loanable funds available. It is predicated on borrowing that loanable funds are in demand.
The real interest rate and the amount of loans made depend on how the supply of savings and the demand for loans interact. Real GDP includes investment spending as a significant component.
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