Original sentence: , though Milton Friedman concluded that the Austrian claim contradicts the evidence examined in his studies.Austrians further contend that such a shift is unsustainable and must reverse itself in due course.Despite mainstream findings of evidence to the contrary, proponents of the theory conclude that the longer the unsustainable shift in capital goods industries continues, the more violent and disruptive the necessary re-adjustment process.Essentially lower interest rates increase the relative value of cash flows that come in the future.In simple terms, investments that would not make sense with a 10% cost of funds become feasible with a prevailing interest rate of 5% (and may become compelling for many entrepreneurs with a prevailing interest rate of 2%).The preference by entrepreneurs for longer term investments can be shown graphically by using any discounted cash flow model.Though disputed, Austrian scholars assert that the boom then, is actually a period of wasteful malinvestment, a "false boom" where the particular kinds of investments undertaken during the period of fiat money expansion are revealed to lead nowhere but to insolvency and unsustainability.When modelling an investment opportunity, if interest rates are artificially low, entrepreneurs are led to believe the income they will receive in the future is sufficient to cover their near term investment costs.While agreeing with economist Tyler Cowen, Bryan Caplan has stated that he also denies "that the artificially stimulated investments have any tendency to become malinvestments
Edited sentence: Austrian scholars assert that the boom then, is actually a period of wasteful malinvestment, a "false boom" where the particular kinds of investments undertaken during the period of fiat money expansion are revealed to lead nowhere but to insolvency and unsustainability.Austrians further contend that such a shift is unsustainable and that the longer the malinvestment continues the more violent and disruptive the necessary re-adjustment process