“Sara Küpfer is a staff writer for getAbstract in Lucerne, Switzerland.”
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The Focus is ‘Enough’ Rather Than ‘More’
Rob Dietz: Steady-state economics is a sustainable alternative to mainstream or neoclassical economics, which assumes perpetual growth of production and consumption. Such an economy keeps material and energy use within ecological limits, and the unsustainable (and unrealistic) goal of continuously increasing income and consumption is replaced by the goal of improving quality of life for all. In short, the focus is enough rather than more.
September 15, 2020
