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Christoph Gran (ZOE Institut), Lorenzo Fioramonti, and Jonathan Barth (ZOE Institut), in an engaging debate about bringing post-growth thinking into politics.

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Wellbeing Economics argue that a new way of developing our economies — around the wellbeing of people and planet — is not only possible, but our most urgent task. By letting go of GDP growth as the central gauge for economic policy and focussing on a new set of measures, Wellbeing Economists want to make the economy work for the many (not only the rich), and protect the planet at the same time. The Scottish First Minister recently gave a TED Talk about this. And you’ll find more conceptual ideas around this on the WEAll website.

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