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Economic model discussion with no identifiable actors or misconduct

Economic model discussion with no identifiable actors or misconduct The passage is a technical discussion of growth, cash flow, and rate of return with no mention of individuals, institutions, financial transactions, or controversial actions. It offers no actionable leads for investigation. Key insights: Describes a formula linking growth rate and cash flow rate.; Mentions a constant cash flow assumption and a 3.5% per year rate.; References Chapter 4 and Chapter 7 without context.

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Economic model discussion with no identifiable actors or misconduct The passage is a technical discussion of growth, cash flow, and rate of return with no mention of individuals, institutions, financial transactions, or controversial actions. It offers no actionable leads for investigation. Key insights: Describes a formula linking growth rate and cash flow rate.; Mentions a constant cash flow assumption and a 3.5% per year rate.; References Chapter 4 and Chapter 7 without context.

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All this has assumed has assumed constant cash flow indefinitely. That would imply zero growth. Only under zero growth do output and rate of return simplify to cash flow and cash flow rate. Now let’s model growth in. | divide the Y rule by total capital, as in Chapter 4, to get output __ total capital growth + cash flow total capital total capital total capital ’ or more compactly rate of return = growth rate + cash flow rate. (7.8) At the collective scale, cash flow rate simplifies to pure consumption rate. That would be written rate of return = growth rate + pure consumption rate, (7.9) as in Chapter 4. Then (7.6) through (7.9) allow rate of return = growth rate + 3.5%/year (7.10) at the collective scale. (7.10) would be wrong if growth rate were a function of cash flow rate. | said that politicians, and even economists to a degree, teach that faster growth needs consumption restraint first. That corresponds to cash flow restraint in (7.10). Free Chapter 7 Petty’s Idea 2/3/16 20

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