An Economics Fit for Purpose in a Finite World
Our current economic policy goal is not fit for a finite and entropic world. But what would our economic policy goal be in a steady state economy?
Our current economic policy goal is not fit for a finite and entropic world. But what would our economic policy goal be in a steady state economy?
Our economy faces a futility limit, ecological catastrophe limit, and an economic limit. Fortunately, the economic limit will likely be the first we encounter; hopefully we can implement a steady state economy before the others are reached!
What can leprosy and its treatment teach us about ourselves and how to manage our environmental crises?
Policies needed to stabilize population and consumption will be difficult to enact, but difficult is a lot easier than impossible.
What would King Canute do? One thing’s for sure: he wouldn’t be so arrogant as to try IBM’s approach.
Part 1 of Brian Czech’s explanation of why we can’t rely on technological progress to overcome the limits to economic growth.
Herman Daly swims upstream like a salmon, fighting the flow of fallacious philosophy from growth economists — you won’t want to miss his final refrain on this one.
Dolts, dimwits, and dunces: Herman Daly delivers a dose of reality on what denotes “dumb.”
Herman Daly pulls back the curtain on money and proposes a powerful policy for positive change.
Encouraging evidence for a new economic perspective: the true meaning of a “green” economy