Ebook: The wealth of nature: how mainstream economics has failed the environment
Author: Robert L. Nadeau
- Tags: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Environmental Economics, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS--Green Business, NATURE--Natural Resources, Globalization--Environmental aspects, Globalization--Economic aspects, Economic development--Environmental aspects, Electronic books, Electronic book, Economic development -- Environmental aspects, Globalization -- Economic aspects, Globalization -- Environmental aspects, NATURE -- Natural Resources, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Environmental Economics, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Green Business
- Year: 2003
- Publisher: Columbia University Press
- City: New York
- Language: English
- epub
Virtually all large-scale damage to the global environment is caused by economic activities, and the vast majority of economic planners in both business and government coordinate these activities on the basis of guidelines and prescriptions from neoclassical economic theory. In this hard-hitting book, Robert Nadeau demonstrates that the claim that neoclassical economics is a science comparable to the physical sciences is totally bogus and that our failure to recognize and deal with this fact constitutes the greatest single barrier to the timely resolution of the crisis in the global envir.;Introduction; 1. Spaceship Earth> Homo economicus and the Environmental Crisis; 2. The Not So Worldly Philosophers; Metaphysics, Newtonian Physics, and Classical Economics; 3. The Emperor Has No Clothes: The Neoclassical Economists and Mid-Nineteenth Century Physics; 4. No Free Lunch: Mainstream Economics and Globalization; 5. A Green Thumb on the Invisible Hand: Environmental Economics; 6. Schisms, Heresies, and Keeping the Faith: Ecological Economics; 7. The Real Economy in Biology: Emerence and a New View of Order; 8. The Real Economy in Physics: Cosmic Connections.
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