Greg Sikora

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The argument is elementary. Let me illustrate it with an example. In concrete terms: if a country is saving 12 percent of its income every year, and if its initial capital stock is equal to six years of income, then the capital stock will grow at 2 percent a year,4 thus at exactly the same rate as national income, so that the capital / income ratio will remain stable.
Capital in the Twenty-First Century
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