An increase in the current capital stock K would lead to: 1) An increase in output Y as there is more capital available to be combined with labor. 2) A decrease in the number of workers N needed as capital can substitute for some labor. 3) An increase in consumption C as more output leads to more income to consume. 4) An increase in investment I as firms invest to maintain the higher capital stock. 5) A decrease in the interest rate r as more capital is available. 6) An increase in the wage rate w as demand for labor initially increases with more capital although it may decrease slightly as capital substitutes for some labor.