Descrizione
In "Wellbeing Economics," Joe Saunders challenges the traditional focus on economic growth as the ultimate goal of economic policy. He presents a thought-provoking argument that places human wellbeing at the forefront of economic discussions. By integrating insights from various disciplines, he shows that measuring success solely through GDP overlooks the nuanced factors that actually contribute to quality of life.
Saunders delves into the ways in which economic systems can be structured to prioritize the needs and aspirations of individuals and communities. He explores how wellbeing can be measured and valued, advocating for policies that foster not just financial stability but also emotional, social, and environmental health. This holistic perspective invites readers to reconsider what it means to achieve prosperity.
Ultimately, the author urges a shift in mindset for policymakers and economists alike, encouraging a framework that balances economic performance with the true indicators of human flourishing. Through practical examples and detailed analysis, he provides a roadmap for building economies that serve the greater good.
Saunders delves into the ways in which economic systems can be structured to prioritize the needs and aspirations of individuals and communities. He explores how wellbeing can be measured and valued, advocating for policies that foster not just financial stability but also emotional, social, and environmental health. This holistic perspective invites readers to reconsider what it means to achieve prosperity.
Ultimately, the author urges a shift in mindset for policymakers and economists alike, encouraging a framework that balances economic performance with the true indicators of human flourishing. Through practical examples and detailed analysis, he provides a roadmap for building economies that serve the greater good.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
204 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
ott 8, 2020
Editore
Saint Philip Street Press
ISBN-10
1013271971
ISBN-13
9781013271977