well

thats upward pressure of course

and because growth is deflationary (downward pressure) an equilibrium is reached somewhere

between growth and peoples reluctance to spend

I'm contending that under a hard cap of monetary units

that equilibrium is a stagnant economy where people ONLY buy absolute necessities as much as possible

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I would be curious, how an aging population plays a role in this, in your opinion?

Also could be an interesting thing to think about that delayed gratification is hard: eating healthy, excercising, investing. Not something too many are capable of. Could be interesting if such people would change in a deflationary environment.