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RE: LeoThread 2025-08-17 05:22

in LeoFinance2 months ago

next 20, 30 years that we're going to be living through that one of the dominant forces that's going to be driving inflation is going to be the reversal of that. The fact that we have more and more people that are entering into the period of their life where they're going to be less productive, but going to be simultaneously consuming resources. One of the questions I have about that is the assumption that they're going to be able to maintain a certain level of consumption. We do know that in general over people's lifetimes today, even now with all the entitlement programs that exist, older people consume less. So do your assumptions take that into account? In other words, it is the idea that the consumption patterns that we see today for people that are above 65, that are above 75 will be relatively similar and that the major assumption that you're making that others don't is that those entitlement programs that sustain that consumption are going to remain in place. Is that (15/43)