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πŸ“Š Simulation Parameters
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Higher values increase wealth accumulation
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Affects consumption growth
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Number of economic agents
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Simulation duration
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πŸ’‘ Theory
M-C-M': Capitalist cycle where money (M) is invested in commodities (C) to generate more money (M').

C-M-C: Consumer cycle where commodities (C) are exchanged for money (M) to buy other commodities (C).

When r > g: Capital returns exceed economic growth, leading to increasing wealth inequality.
Total Wealth

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System-wide
Gini Coefficient

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Inequality measure
Top 10% Share

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Wealth concentration
Capital Share

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vs Consumption
πŸ“ˆ Wealth Evolution Over Time
πŸ“Š Inequality Metrics
πŸ›οΈ Wealth Distribution Histogram
πŸ“₯ Export Simulation Data
Download results for further analysis
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