The classical economists thought that supply creates its own demand and investment spending always equals savings.

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Classical economists, based on Say's Law, believed that supply creates its own demand, implying that production (supply) would always generate an equivalent amount of demand in the economy, leading to the conclusion that investment spending would always equal savings, as all income not used for consumption would naturally be directed towards investment.

The Classical Economists Thought That Supply Creates Its Own Demand