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Conventional Economics Is A Form Of Brain Damage

ChrisAgnos

“Coventional Economics Is A Form Of Brain Damage” points out the fallacy of conventional economics - a belief that there are no limits to growth – and makes an emotional appeal to economists to include the biosphere and life itself in their economic models.

Narrated by David Suzuki.

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