One of the unspoken implications of the environmentalist movement is a Malthusian sense that the planet is literally filling up with more human beings than it can hold.
Is their any mention in the book of what will happen to national debt once the major economies of the world have declining populations? If their economies begin to contract along with population, won't debt per GDP begin to soar? That doesn't seem like a very stable situation.
this book is sort of optimistic on the subject, but there is another one called The End of the World is Just Beginning by Peter Zeihan that discusses this in dire terms
Is their any mention in the book of what will happen to national debt once the major economies of the world have declining populations? If their economies begin to contract along with population, won't debt per GDP begin to soar? That doesn't seem like a very stable situation.
this book is sort of optimistic on the subject, but there is another one called The End of the World is Just Beginning by Peter Zeihan that discusses this in dire terms