Secular stagnation been linked to the rise of the digital economy. Carl Benedikt Frey, for example, has suggested that digital technologies are much less capital-absorbing, creating only little new investment demand relative to other revolutionary technologies.
The concept of secular stagnation is connected to the growth of the digital economy, according to Carl Benedikt Frey's perspective. He suggests that digital technologies have a lower capacity for capital absorption, resulting in limited new investment demand compared to other transformative technological advancements.