As it happens, I cite Steiner’s threefold proposal and associative economics in this very article! I also link to my recently published article on the subject in a footnote.
Associative economics shares much with the degrowth approach. Both reject the dominance of competitive market mechanisms and prioritize collaborative, ethical, and sustainable economic practices. Associative economics focuses on dialogue and consensus among economic actors, similar to participatory and cooperative models in the degrowth movement. Both advocate for fair pricing and the inclusion of social and environmental costs in economic decisions.
Yes, let us Uplift the Business Mind with a philosophy of cooperation!
You may want to check out the ideas of Philosopher Rudolf Ster who give a 3-fold Social solution. Here is an overview:
https://www.rudolfsteinerweb.com/Threefold_Social_Order.php
https://rsarchive.org/Books/GA023/
As it happens, I cite Steiner’s threefold proposal and associative economics in this very article! I also link to my recently published article on the subject in a footnote.
Thank you. It is important to see these things from many points of view
For your next paper project ;) https://www.degrowthjournal.org/special-calls/anarchy-and-degrowth/
Associative economics shares much with the degrowth approach. Both reject the dominance of competitive market mechanisms and prioritize collaborative, ethical, and sustainable economic practices. Associative economics focuses on dialogue and consensus among economic actors, similar to participatory and cooperative models in the degrowth movement. Both advocate for fair pricing and the inclusion of social and environmental costs in economic decisions.