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In the very long run, the growth rate of any subcomponent (publicly traded companies) of the economy must be smaller than the growth rate of the entire economy
by wardedVibe 4y ago
In the very long run, the growth rate of any subcomponent (publicly traded companies) of the economy must be smaller than the growth rate of the entire economy (GDP, which is ~3% in developed economies). It's not a question of if, but when.
- eloff 4y agoThat's not true though. Some companies will grow faster than others. Also companies expand into foreign markets that are growing faster. Plus that really long term is probably long after everyone commenting here is dead.