Growth is in economists' DNA, and it's not getting us anywhere – Triodos Investment Management

In this opinion piece, economists Dirk Schoenmaker and Hans Stegeman argue degrowth does not necessarily imply economic contraction.

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... Recently, a heated debate has emerged regarding sustainability and growth, specifically focusing on the clash between green growth and degrowth. Those advocating degrowth fail to recognise people’s inherent desire for progress and growth. But degrowth does not necessarily imply economic contraction. Instead, Dirk Schoenmaker and Hans Stegeman suggest our prosperity can thrive without relying solely on continuous growth.

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