Formal model examines population impacts on economic growth and debt in capitalist systems, indicating regulatory balance in stable societies.
This paper integrates macroeconomics, demographic economics, ecological economics, and cybernetic systems theory to examine capitalism as a population-scale regulatory mechanism. A formal dynamic model is introduced in which economic growth, debt, and asset value depend on demographic trajectory. A balance principle is proposed: stable societies minimize deviation between production capacity and human needs. The model predicts a structural transition from growth coordination to equilibrium coordination under demographic contraction.
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Angelito Enriquez Malicse (2026) studied this question.
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