That's a fair point. Many economies have faced this exact challenge. The high-savings-and-heavy-investment playbook worked brilliantly when there was serious capital scarcity—when demand for productive assets far outpaced available resources. Back then, funneling everything into infrastructure and industrial capacity made total sense. But here's the kicker: that model has a shelf life. Once you've crossed into surplus capacity territory, the old formula stops working. You're left recycling capital into projects that don't generate returns, and that's where the real friction begins.