> Slower growth, why is that a problem? That is still a growth.
Capitalism increasingly consolidates the economy in the hands of the majority capital owners that control most of the economy. For that reason, in order to have a society that at least has a semblance of being a functioning one, there must be growth to provide some wealth/income to the majority.
When a capitalist economy is no longer able to grow exponentially, it starts eating itself from inside.
Capitalism increasingly consolidates the economy in the hands of the majority capital owners that control most of the economy. For that reason, in order to have a society that at least has a semblance of being a functioning one, there must be growth to provide some wealth/income to the majority.
When a capitalist economy is no longer able to grow exponentially, it starts eating itself from inside.