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Planetary boundaries and reasons for transition (session 8)

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The inventor of GDP (Robert Solow) stated that
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Continued growth will be too destructive to the environment.
A healthy economy creates a healthy society.
After the great depression it is of utmost importance to safeguard growth for a healthy economy.

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Q1
The inventor of GDP (Robert Solow) stated that
Continued growth will be too destructive to the environment.
A healthy economy creates a healthy society.
After the great depression it is of utmost importance to safeguard growth for a healthy economy.
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Q2
The era in which humans have made such an impact on their environment is called
anthropocene
holocene
pleistocene
humanocene
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Q3
Kate Raworth's Donut Economy
envisions circular flows of resources
based on the natural sciences model of planetary boundaries
looks like the model of sustainability where people, planet and profit meet in the middle for the sweet spot.
300s
Q4
Sustainability is
the balancing of people, planet and profit.
recognising the limits of the biosphere and designing an economic thinking that fits in it.
using circular economy to keep a positive GDP.
300s
Q5
In the video, Kate Raworth says our economies
are more unequal (the difference between rich and poor) than thirty years ago.
are fully grown, and should not grow.
can keep growing as long as we care for the social welfare of each other.
300s
Q6
Kate Raworth says that our economic growth in the 20th century was due to
fossil fuels.
the stock market.
the exploitation of foreign markets.
the increase of agriculture.
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