We need an increase no less than six times the size of that seen over the last 100 years. That is the result when we add growth rates to output that is outstandingly larger than the output we have based previous growth rates on. Another angle on this: at present an annual increase in output of kr.
40 billion is equal to growth of 2 per cent, as GDP is approximately kr. 2,000 billion. In the 1960s, we had a period with nostalgic growth rates of around 5 per cent. Does this mean that the increase in the economy was greater in the 1960s than today? That depends on how you view the matter.