It’s a condition under which the inequality tends to grow, and one reason why it grows more when economic growth is less. The consequences that follow from it do involve instability that would do damage your investment portfolio and given the current situation could well lead to total collapse. Not today perhaps, but certainly within 500 years.
This pyramid scheme is unlikely to last for 500 years.
It’s not a pyramid scheme. It’s compound interest and has been known about since ancient times (and worked since then too).
Compound interest is just math.
So is r > g
And? That thesis has nothing to do with collapse, nor a pyramid scheme. It’s just explaining the wealth inequality.
It’s a condition under which the inequality tends to grow, and one reason why it grows more when economic growth is less. The consequences that follow from it do involve instability that would do damage your investment portfolio and given the current situation could well lead to total collapse. Not today perhaps, but certainly within 500 years.