The classical growth theory's view of the economy and its ability to achieve growth can be compared to a perpetual motion machine.

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Classical growth theory, particularly as represented by figures like Thomas Malthus, posited that population growth would outpace agricultural production, leading to a state of subsistence level existence, rather than suggesting an economy could achieve endless growth like a perpetual motion machine.

The Classical Growth Theory's View of the Economy and Its