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Productivity growth per capita (= "economic growth even without population growth") has been happening since the industrial revoluation, and lately it's moved m
by zurn 9y ago
Productivity growth per capita (= "economic growth even without population growth") has been happening since the industrial revoluation, and lately it's moved more and more into immaterial / less resource intensive domains.
You don't seem to present any arguments as to why it wouldn't happen without population growth.
It has been rather self-sustaining.
(A different questionis whether we should aim for economic growth - given our biggest problem now is climate change).