Some sort of economic concept
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Some sort of economic concept
I did not quite get it. Anybody familiar with this work?
http://www.amazon.com/New-Currency-Mone ... rp_title_4
http://www.amazon.com/New-Currency-Mone ... rp_title_4
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Re: Some sort of economic concept
No, but when I get the time I'll check out the author's blog. 

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Re: Some sort of economic concept
Still fuzzy
http://www.newcurrency.org/blog/global- ... /#more-333This kind of myth busting exercise is precisely what’s needed to help take the sustainability debate to a more constructive level. By cutting through vague notions and blind faith in technology, Jackson leaves little room for economists and policy makers to continue side-stepping the monumental problem of resource depletion in an economy programmed to grow endlessly.
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Re: Some sort of economic concept
We had a one-post member here with a copypasta post about the same thing - can't remember his name or whether he got banned as a spammer or just ridiculed - I suspect the latter! 

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Re: Some sort of economic concept
Sounds like the sort of gormless shit Fact-Man spouts.
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Re: Some sort of economic concept
Well you can download Prosperity Without Growth for free as a .pdf report from the now defunct Sustainable Development Commission here. I'm not sure how different the report is to the book - it seems to have half the number of pages, but I imagine more statistics and graphs. I've started reading it twice but not yet got around to reading it through.Tero wrote:Still fuzzyhttp://www.newcurrency.org/blog/global- ... /#more-333This kind of myth busting exercise is precisely what’s needed to help take the sustainability debate to a more constructive level. By cutting through vague notions and blind faith in technology, Jackson leaves little room for economists and policy makers to continue side-stepping the monumental problem of resource depletion in an economy programmed to grow endlessly.
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