Those resources that can be sustained indefinitely, as long as the state of consumption does not exceed the natural rate of replacement, are known as

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Renewable resources are those which can constantly replenish themselves, as long as they are consumed at a rate that does not exceed their natural replacement rate. Examples include solar energy, wind energy, and water. Cornucopian deposits refer to the belief that technological advances will always allow humans to find new resources, while positive externalities refer to beneficial effects that are not captured in market transactions. Absolute gains refer to an increase in wealth or resources without considering the gains or losses of other parties involved.

Those Resources That Can Be Sustained Indefinitely, as Long as the State