
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.2465527
This paper proves that the endogenous attempt to derive unlimited growth leads to bankrupting business. Endogenous growth requires increasing returns to scale, but its mathematical solution does not exist. Using Euler’s theorem, this paper confirms that such theory ruins both the production operation and the theory itself. The graphic presentation even confirms that endogenous growth means bankruptcy.
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