This book asserts that economic growth, as driven by market forces, induces people, through both the demand- and supply-side channels, to pursue command over more material resources, and this weakens the self-generation of capabilities, putting well-being at risk of deterioration.
This book asserts that economic growth, as driven by market forces, induces people, through both the demand- and supply-side channels, to pursue command over more material resources, and this weakens the self-generation of capabilities, putting well-being at risk of deterioration.
Maurizio Pugno (M.Phil., Cambridge, UK) is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Cassino, Italy.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction and Summary Prologue Chapter 1. Economic growth and people's well being in advanced countries Chapter 2. Human development and well being Chapter 3. Why growth in market economies can deteriorate human development and well being Chapter 4. Economic growth and human development: which priority in the post pandemic era? Epilogue
Introduction and Summary Prologue Chapter 1. Economic growth and people's well being in advanced countries Chapter 2. Human development and well being Chapter 3. Why growth in market economies can deteriorate human development and well being Chapter 4. Economic growth and human development: which priority in the post pandemic era? Epilogue
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