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The drivers of most economic planning, labor, capital and their productivity, are at the core of the concept described by the Cobb-Douglas production function. Unfortunately, this "unlimited" view has hard limits in energy and resource availability that didn't matter during the 20th century.
Coming Soon: Almost all economic forecasting is implicitly or explicitly based on the Cobb-Douglas production function, seeing labor capital and their productivity as the core drivers of economic output: We further explain the components of Cobb-Douglas and how they drive all our planning (including the intent of growing population size), and tie them back to their natural resource limits.
