Doughnut Economics: 21st Century Economics

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Doughnut Economics: 21st Century Economics
Kate Raworth’s book "Doughnut Economics" is a wake-up call to transform our capitalist worldview obsessed with growth into a more balanced, sustainable perspective that allows both humans and our planet to thrive. She lists 7 ways to start thinking like 21st century economists: 1. CHANGE THE GOAL: from GDP growth to the Doughnut. For over half a century, economists have fixated on GDP as the first measure of economic progress, but GDP is a false goal waiting to be ousted. The 21st century calls for a far more ambitious and global economic goal: meeting the needs of all within the means of the . Draw that goal on the page and – odd though it sounds – it comes out looking like a . The challenge now is to create local to global economies that ensure that no one falls short on life’s essentials – from food and housing to healthcare and political voice – while safeguarding Earth’s life-giving systems, from a stable climate and fertile soils to healthy oceans and a protective ozone laye (...) Read more? Sign up for free

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		srinivas, Lecturer, India
	Great Opportunity for Masters in Economics to Evolve Nice opportunity for the masters out there to chan (...)

		Prasad Chundi, Consultant, India
	Early Adopters of Doughnut Economies It is a brilliant thought process. We can see that (...)

		Cockburn, Manager, United Kingdom
	Doughnut Economics Has to Happen Well put. I have said for years we shouldn't solel (...)

		Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada
	Downloading Doughnut Graphic A copy of the graphic can be viewed by clicking (...)

		Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada
	Change is Happening @: Here’s the rub. It took a band of university st (...)

		Mark Ianni, United States
	Donut Economics Socialist redistribution of wealth disguised as 21 (...)

		Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
	Please Explain your Point of View @: Mark, I don't see that this economic doughnut m (...)

		Mark Ianni, United States
	Donut Economics @: Of course you don't see socialism or redistrib (...)

		Shawna-Lee Lawrence, Entrepreneur, Jamaica
	Donut Economics @: There is an innate and purposeful drive to alw (...)