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Tag Archives: GDP

Time to Rethink GDP

Is there really a trade-off between efficiency and efficacy in economic measurement? Time to try measuring happiness scientifically?

Posted byWilliam SundwickMay 5, 2023May 6, 2023Posted inFutureTags:economic growth, economic indicators, economics, GDP, Genuine Progress Indicator, Gross National Happiness, happiness, Happy Planet Index, Human Development Index, inequality, Nobel Prize, Paul Krugman1 Comment on Time to Rethink GDP

External Support Found!

Just read this from Emily Stewart at Vox this morning … looks like somebody has read June post, “The Growth Game”! Check it out here (always good to see supporting evidence).

Posted byWilliam SundwickJuly 28, 2022Posted inFutureTags:economic growth, economics, GDP1 Comment on External Support Found!

The Growth Game

Since the Club of Rome’s 1972 report Limits to Growth we have seen both decline and resurgence of its conclusions — what comes next in macroeconomic analysis?

Posted byWilliam SundwickJune 21, 2022Posted inFutureTags:capital, capitalism, Club of Rome, degrowth, demographics, economic growth, fossil fuels, GDP, Global North, inflation, justice, neoliberalism, redistribution, Tim JacksonLeave a comment on The Growth Game

More Mysteries of Macroeconomics

What is macroeconomic data measuring, really? Does it matter for a “healthy economy”?

Posted byWilliam SundwickMarch 30, 2022April 1, 2022Posted inFutureTags:consumer behavior, economics, Federal Reserve, GDP, happiness, imports/exports, inflation, interest rates, macroeconomics, Modern Monetary Theory, national accounts, public debt, standard of living, taxes, wealthLeave a comment on More Mysteries of Macroeconomics

Link from Fast Company

Read, and absorb message. Some facts a little questionable, but thrust remains on target. The future belongs to the left!

Posted byWilliam SundwickJuly 16, 2017August 10, 2020Posted inFutureTags:capital, capitalism, democratic socialism, economic growth, economics, GDP, millennials, socialismLeave a comment on Link from Fast Company

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