Why do investors invest? Because they expect growth to be possible. Because their resources can be used to make more resources in the future. In a hypothetical future where that stops being a possibility you'd just see smaller and smaller returns on investments. Of course investors want the line to go up, because otherwise why would a firm accept investment, unless it was straight up scamming them?
But this doesn't mean that everyone in the system believes line can go up forever, just that the line will go up enough to justify their investment.
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u/sarumanofmanygenders Oct 26 '23
"It would never work in a perfect world" mfs when they realize you can say that shit about any ideology
like what, Communism unrealistic but the Totally Grounded System Where The Market Fairy Magically Ensures Monopolies Don't Form isn't? lmao