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Any explanation for this? Public debt bonds are an alternative to capital in investment. If capital's return rates have consistently fallen, investors should have increased demand of public debt bonds, and it is widely known that public debt interest rates fall when the demand for bonds increases at short term. We haven't seen a long term decrease of interest rates, so it makes no sense that the return rates of capital have fallen.

And interest rates are a much better measurement for this because you don't have to calculate anything presuming a method, you just have to gather historical data. Your graph probably presumes a shit ton of theoretical marxist premises to get those results.

>Keynes
>Milton

Couldn't care less about them. Austrian scool is where's the truth's at except perhaps for monetary theory, in which the liquidity preference theory is better