The rate of growth and the duration of growth decides on where any individual or organization would be after certain periods . The presentation shows the value achieved vis a vis the static level for periodic growths of 5% ,6% ,7% , 8%, 9% and 10% . These could be used as reference points for deciding on the proportion of resources to be deployed . When all resources grow at same time, the value is taken at 100 . Different resources may grow at different rate and can referenced with the associated graph e.g. 20 % growing at 10% would require referring to the 10% growth graph and 30 % growing at 7% would require the reference at the 7 % graph . These graphs can be looked in relative fashion also wherein a base level could be taken for all related calculations. Google sheets has been used for the data and graph.

1. Cumulative affect of resources deployed goes on
increasing when every resource works at a higher
capacity on sustainable basis
100 resources when improving at 5% periodic growth for
15 periods show results expected from around 208
resources working with no improvement in capacity
The shorter the period, the faster the results
If 20% of the income generating population are the
contributing or taxable population , their
contribution will increase from a base of 20 units to
41.48 units in 15 time periods @5% periodic growth
If 100 resources is equivalent to 100% of the income
generating population, then contributing or taxable
population is a subset
Similarly increasing from 40 units to 83.16 units, 60
units to 124.74 , 80 units to 166.31
When resources do not improve or reduce their capacity
and/or capabilities, they may cause more inconvenience
with time
207.89

2. 239.66
239.66

3. 275.9

4. 317.22

5. 364.15

6. 417.72