In theoretical economics, investment means buying (and therefore producing) capital goods - not being consumed but being used in future production. Examples include building railroads, or factories, cleaning the land, or allowing yourself to go to college. Strictly speaking, investment in formula GDP= C + I + G + NX is also part of gross domestic product. In that respect, the function of investment is divided into non-residential investments (such as factories, machinery, etc.) and residential investment (new homes). The correlation between I = (Y, I) is known to have a close relationship with income and interest rates. Higher incomes would boost higher investment, but higher interest rates would discourage investment because it would be more expensive to borrow. Even if companies choose to use their own funds to invest, interest rates represent the opportunity cost of investing in those funds rather than the interest that will lend out. , BMO capital markets of U.S. rates strategy director Ian Lygen is described: "we believe that prices change due to interest rate debt investors don't want to stand in front of a sell-off on the eve of the end of catch a falling knife." Savers can earn more than 40 points from the one-year top bond, compared with the beginning of the year. In January Atom Bank, a mobile phone provider, paid 1.95 PCS for 1.4 PCS. The first wedge-shaped car was made in 1963, and the car was highly regarded as an expert in car shape design. In 1968, gm's Ozzie toronado improved and developed the wedge-shaped car, and in 1968, it was adopted by the Cadillac premium sedan, eldo. Wedges are widely used in racing cars. Because the car first considers the influence of fluid mechanics (aerodynamics) and other issues on the automobile, the body can be made entirely by wedge, while the ride comfort is considered as a secondary consideration. Like the Italian ferrari in the 1980s, it was a typical wedge shape. Wedge shape for currently considering the high-speed car, whether from the aspects of its modelling concise, move feeling, or from its embodiment of aerodynamics, are conform to the requirements of the modern people's subjective, with a strong contemporary breath, give a person with beautiful enjoyment and speed fast. Japan's Toyota motor co., the MR2, is an engine sports car (the tail is fitted with a flexible flow board) that can be called a car in a wedge car. As the center of global automotive engine research and development and production, Britain's powertrain design has always maintained the world's leading level, especially in engine design. In 2013, the UK produced 2.55 million engines, accounting for 30 per cent of total European engine production, with 62 per cent of the engines exported to more than 100 countries.