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You could say, the economic system in this way revolves around incentivising people to delay consumption in the hope that there will always be more tomorrow than today, but without a full guarantee that there will be.
If Martin Wolfâs column on Wednesday is right, however, we may now be slipping towards a world where we now hope to have the same tomorrow as we do today– on account of fundamental constraints such as resources and commodities, and the fact so much of our current output is being wasted.
Thatâs not to say we canât have an abundant tomorrow, we can, itâs just that every time output is added to the system it can no longer come at the cost of resources. Thus more output can only be added to the economy if itâs linked to greater efficiency
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...the idea that the amount of stuff in the economy may be growing despite the industryâs best attempts to rein in output (because of technology advances) and you realise that weâre now potentially in a completely different balancing act.
An act focused on redeeming output purpose-lessly, cutting capacity to produce less stuff, becoming more efficient with the resources we have, discouraging saving and replacing private-tomorrow money with government tomorrow-money to avoid negative rates.
In other words, this is Japan.
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