But beyond this, one should view secular stagnation as an opportunity rather than a threat. The classical economists of the nineteenth century looked forward to what they called a “stationary state,” when, in the words of John Stuart Mill, the life of “struggling to get on…trampling, crushing, elbowing, and treading on each other’s heels” would no longer be needed.
但除此之外，你应该将长期停滞视为机会而不是威胁。十九世纪的古典经济学家看到了他们所谓的“稳态”（stationary state），即——用约翰·穆勒的话说，“争相……踩踏、冲撞、推挤和掣肘”的生活将不复存在。