"Economic growth," population,and the environment |
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Authors: | John M. Culbertson |
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Affiliation: | (1) University of Wisconsin, 5305 Burnett Drive, 53705 Madison, WI, USA |
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Abstract: | Thought and policies on population and the environment are damaged by the concept of "economic growth," which implies that the pattern of economic change of the United States is a Nature-programmed course that will automatically elevate all nations and take care of problems of population and the environment. This doctrine is essentially a myth, which is popular because of its flattering promises. The required cause-and-effect analysis of the policies required to limit population and preserve the environment cannot prevail and save the future until the influence of wishful myths such as that of "economic growth" is radically reduced. |
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