Commentary
Various tools and machinery that individuals have produced were produced in order to better produce consumer goods. The quantity and the quality of various tools and machinery—capital goods—places a limit on the quantity and the quality of the production of consumer goods. Through the introduction of better capital goods, greater output can be secured more productively and efficiently. The increase of capital accumulation and the enhancement of the structure of production requires prior saving to support various individuals that are engaged in developing more roundabout processes of production as well as the maintenance of the existing infrastructure.
