No, it does makes sense that the growth companies, and companies in a market that is rapidly changing, are expecting to grow faster than the economy. The rest o

No, it does makes sense that the growth companies, and companies in a market that is rapidly changing, are expecting to grow faster than the economy. The rest of the economy is stable or in decline, which is how we end up with GDP of a few percentage points per year. It is indeed destabilizing to have overall GDP growth beyond a few percent but less so for select individual sectors to experience it. Greed is found just as much or more in stable industries. Belief that the pie is of a fixed size drives some craven behavior.