What was Julian Simon's perspective on technological change?

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He endorsed the Club of Rome’s Limits to Growth model for predicting technological advancements.He believed that technological progress is driven by population increase.He applied the second law of thermodynamics to argue that technological progress involves no costs.He adopted the traditional classical theory regarding technological development.

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Julian Simon followed the classical economic viewpoint on technological change, rather than supporting the Limits to Growth, linking progress directly to population growth, or assuming costless technological advancements based on thermodynamics.