If your thesis is correct, then these are really the ones that need focusing on. If the world is about to be be bombarded with startups, they can't all be bought or go to IPO.
The remaining startups will need to find a middle ground of some sort.
The remaining startups will need to find a middle ground of some sort.
And why couldn't there be 100 or 1000 times as many public companies? Stranger things have happened in history.
They would need to be smaller or the economy would need to be bigger. Ties in with your other essay.
Efficiency and reason tend to win in the end. There is much to be gained by having less bureaucracy and red tape for public companies, assuming that they are public companies of a different type than what they are today.
1 - Assuming the capital gains tax remains similar to what it is currently.