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Mar 25, 2013
by Stephan Schmidt, OurWorld 2.0
My question was: if GDP has so many flaws and numerous attempts were made at finding ‘better’ numbers, then why are we are still using GDP? Is it possible that there are specific interests supporting the nexus between GDP and policymaking? What are the political dimensions of this …
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Feb 15, 2013
by Chris Martenson, Peak Prosperity
We are far enough and deep enough into the most heroic monetary and fiscal efforts ever undertaken to finally ask, why aren't these measures working? Or at least we should be. Oddly, many in DC, on Wall Street, and the Federal Reserve continue to steadfastly refuse to include anything in …
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Feb 11, 2013
by Resilience.org Staff, Resilience.org
•The Trillion Dollar Coin vs. Limits to Growth •Michael Shuman… there’s a local business revolution on the horizon, and we can make it happen •It's the New Economy, Stupid •Perfect storm, energy, finance and the end of growth
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Nov 12, 2012
by Brent Blackwelder, The Daly News
Climate destabilization eclipses all other security threats to human civilization except for a major nuclear war. But the current global economy gives no signals to investors and consumers about the profound implications of climate destabilization on water cycles, agriculture, and humanity's …
