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For the Common Good

Redirecting the Economy toward Community, the Environment, and a Sustainable Future
Book • 1994
In this book, economist Herman E. Daly and theologian John B. Cobb, Jr., argue that conventional economics and a growth-oriented industrial economy have led to environmental disaster.

They propose a new economic model that emphasizes community, environmental sustainability, and a holistic approach to economic policy.

The authors suggest policies such as taxing industrial polluters, worker participation in management and ownership, reduced military spending, and a more self-sufficient national economy.

The book is recognized for its comprehensive critique of neoclassical economic theory and its vision for a sustainable market guided by values and emotions as well as rational economic thought.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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John Fullerton
when discussing the integration of entropy law into economics.
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Regenerative Economics: New Economic Paradigms, Living Systems, & Holistic Thinking with John Fullerton
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Colleen Schneider
as a book proposing a taxation structure based on companies meeting social and environmental limits.
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Step by Radical Step: The Route to a Flourishing New Economy with Colleen Schneider
Mentioned by Clossington as a source for understanding fraternal networking in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Episode 1201: The Whiskey Rebellion and Local Governance w/ The OGC's Clossington
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Philip Clayton
as an example of John Cobb's work on ecological economics.
Celebrating the Life & Thought of John Cobb
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Jamil Smith
, referencing a chapter on civic education.
Robert Reich wants you to take on the system

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