What scarcities are curbing potential growth in the OECD?
When potential growth slows, it is because a scarcity is slowing growth. This scarcity may concern: Capital (savings); Employment or human capital; Energy; Innovation (efficient innovation). An observation of actual trends in OECD countries leads to the natural conclusion that the scarcity concerns: Net productive capital; Energy.
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