Problems stretch estate bubbles, and the dynamics which is endemic in the Ponzi our global financial architecture is based on the debt and deep. In fact, what almost everybody accepts. It is a question of “when” and not “if” growth continued. However, there are external factors that are rarely the monetary and financial systems to stifle actually, efforts to restore growth to be detected.
These factors, the effect has increased over time, is short in the introduction, here we will unpack in detail; discuss the limits of oil and other energy sources as well as food, water and minerals. We also investigate the rising costs of occupational accidents and environmental disasters, and why, because of the breadth of global climate change, costs tend to escalate to the point that to prevent the disaster and recovery are an important part of the future government and private expenditures. On the way, we will examine how to react to the markets to the shortage of resources (not an obvious problem of soaring prices.) Basically, in this chapter show how and why the principal non-financial limits to economic expansion not only questions of interest to future generations but for the markets and policies in effect for the entire world today.