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Wages: Currently, wages constitute approximately 60% of consumer demand. However, as wages reduce, alternative avenues must compensate for this loss.
Property: Ownership of assets generates approximately 20% of demand through returns, asset appreciation, and capital growth. Expanding property rights and promoting diverse ownership structures can empower consumers to participate actively in the economy.
Transfers: Social programs make up another 20% of consumer spending. While some form of transfer payment, such as Universal Basic Income (UBI), could play a role, reliance on government disbursement may create dependency and limit autonomy.