In my next papers I will focus on the fact that past development assumptions made affecting system stability have complicated policy correction and action in terms of system stability problems, like the assumption that market dynamics and population dynamics are independent factors affecting system stability.
And this raises the question: If markets were optimal since 1776, then from where the over population problem came from?
What do you think?
See my previous answer to your previous question. Moreover, during the 18th and 19th centuries, populations were much smaller than now. Hence, demographically, population growth was much smaller as well!
Cheers,
Frank
Good day Frank, this question is about optimality based 1776 traditional market and going from optimality assumptions and no population problems to later over production, over consumption, and over population dynamics problems creating environmental problems/system stability problems, where markets and population dynamics are assumed to be independent factors, capture in the question:
If markets were optimal since 1776, then from where the over population problem came from?
Where the over population problem came from in your view?
Respectfully yours;
Lucio
Cakeh, can you expand on the paradox that you see when answering the question?
Respectfully yours;
Lucio
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