Summary - Doughnut Economics: Based On The Book By Kate Raworth

SUMMARY

DOUGHNUT ECONOMICS

BASED ON THE BOOK BY KATE RAWORTH

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CONTENT

Rethinking the Economic Goal

Seeing the Bigger Picture: From Isolated Market to Embedded Economy

Nurturing Human Nature: Beyond Rational Economic Man

Getting Savvy with Systems: From Mechanical Equilibrium to Dynamic Complexity

Designing to Distribute: Beyond "Growth Will Even It Up Again"

Creating to Regenerate: Beyond "Growth Will Clean It Up Again"

Being Agnostic About Growth: From Growth Addicted to Growth Agnostic

The Doughnut in Action: Towards a Thriving Balance

We Are All Economists Now: Joining the Crew

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth offers a groundbreaking perspective on how we should be thinking about economics in the 21st century. It introduces the Doughnut, a visual framework that identifies a safe and just space for humanity, nestled between essential social foundations and planetary ecological boundaries. The book critiques the long-standing obsession with GDP growth as the primary measure of economic success, arguing for a shift towards a more holistic approach. Raworth explores the flaws in traditional economic models and proposes seven mind-shifting ways to rethink economics, addressing issues like inequality, resource depletion, and the need for regenerative and distributive economies.

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Hljóðbók: 27 mars 2025