Investeringstæthed
Investeringstæthed, a Danish term, translates to "investment density" or "investment intensity." It refers to the degree to which capital is employed in the production of goods and services. A high investeringstæthed indicates that a significant amount of capital, such as machinery, buildings, and technology, is used in the production process relative to the labor employed. Conversely, a low investeringstæthed suggests a production process that relies more heavily on labor and less on fixed capital assets.
The concept is often discussed in economic analysis, particularly when comparing different industries or countries. For
Factors influencing investeringstæthed include the cost of capital, technological advancements, and the nature of the production