Pioneering ecological economist Herman Daly explains why the core premises of neoclassical economics are invalid and why we urgently need a steady-state economy that promotes qualitative development, not quantitative growth. Our panelists discuss how to get economics and economic policies to align with human needs and ecological limits.
Featuring comments from John Barry, Nancy Folbre, Tim Jackson, Giorgos Kallis, Robert Paehlke, Stephen Purdey, Alan Willis, and Eric Zencey.
