Herman Daly: A Steady State Economy

August 29th, 2008 |

This paper makes the point that a failed growth economy and a steady-state economy are not the same thing; they are the very different alternatives we face.

Herman Daly: A Steady State Economy (PDF, 139 KB)

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One Response to “Herman Daly: A Steady State Economy”

  1. Steven Earl Salmony Says:
    September 3rd, 2008 at 10:13 am

    Perhaps now is the time to shed some light on a need for economic changes, with the hope of assuring a substantial, sustainable global economy and a good enough future for our children.

    How is adequate, sustained attention to be drawn to the greedy kings and self-proclaimed masters of the universe who are responsible for the perpetration of such a colossal, fraudulent and patently unsustainable scheme as we see in the rampant process of seemingly endless economic globalization?

    At least to me, it appears that the huge scale of unbridled global economic growth is a canker threatening to overspread and eventually ruin Earth as a fit place for human habitation.

    Changing from an unsustainable world economy {the one constructed as a perpetual motion machine and managed as a pyramid scheme} to a sustainable one has got to be made the goal, does it not?

    Steven Earl Salmony
    AWAREness Campaign on The Human Population,
    established 2001
    http://sustainabilitysoutheast.org/index.php

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