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Abundance Is an Expenditure Condition: AI Automation, Scarcity Rents, and Access
If AI and automation make reproducible goods cheap, do scarcity rents disappear or migrate? We give a closed general-equilibrium answer that separates a low unit price from economic abundance. Agents consume an automated good, a fixed-supply good, and a numeraire; their purchasing power comes from r
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