EPSRC Research Fellow in Complexity Science, University of Sussex
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How Capitalism without Growth could Build a More Stable Economy
Previous studies on “post-growth economics” have tended to search for an elusive sweet spot where the economy would be steady and robust enough to cope with all shocks. But theorising along those lines fails to address the question of whether an end to growth would, in general, make an economy more or less stable.
May 16, 2018