Consumption and capital growth

TL;DR

The paper argues that at large scales, capital growth occurs independently of net saving and consumption constraints, implying net saving is a sacrifice of consumption without benefits.

Contribution

It presents a perspective that large-scale capital growth does not depend on net saving or consumption constraints, challenging traditional economic assumptions.

Findings

Capital growth at large scales occurs without net saving.

Net saving is a sacrifice of consumption with no benefit.

Large-scale capital growth can happen independently of consumption constraints.

Abstract

Capital growth, at large scales only, arrives with no help from net saving, and consequently with no help from consumption constraint. Net saving, at large scales, is sacrifice of consumption with nothing in return.