> The amount of consumption (goods and services) a given person can indulge in has an upper limit Why? What is the limit? The amount can grow, and the evidence

> The amount of consumption (goods and services) a given person can indulge in has an upper limit Why? What is the limit? The amount can grow, and the evidence that it does is overwhelming. > In the past, people who were freed from some tasks were simply reallocated to others and more stuff was produced which there was demand for. Why would that only be 'in the past' and not today and tomorrow?