Dan Baxter

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And that is precisely why we have a problem. Because over the past couple of centuries, just as Rostow spelled out, capitalist economies have restructured their laws, institutions, policies and values so that they are geared to expect, demand and depend upon continual GDP growth. Let’s revisit that conundrum we find ourselves facing: We have an economy that needs to grow, whether or not it makes us thrive. We need an economy that makes us thrive, whether or not it grows.
Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist
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