The article still falls short on emphasizing that Limits to Growth was about modeling the interplay between 5 real world trends and how they impact each other. Not about estimating GDP.

"The economy is growing, but because of inflation, so are costs. Catch JohnCassidy on what it might mean politically for Democrats in a key midterm election year."

"Until I read this post, I didn't realize how global the Dark Age was. Apparently the years ~200-800 AD represented a global slowing of technological progress."

"Want to read a strong case AGAINST the regimeshift-crowd? Great piece on the wealth illusion effect from my buddy This is why it is so tricky to imagine a regime-shift without a big bang macro end-game."

Great piece debunking the myth that free trade benefits all countries. As many trade unions and peasant organizations in the Global South have long argued free trade hurts their countries.

"The COVID-19 strain compounds global economic challenges as it comes amid stretched supply chains and labour shortages."

"Sooner or later, AI-economist machines will replace human economists in many areas. AI bias in economic policymaking can be reduced but will be unavoidable."

"In recent years, unions have experimented with a strategy of "bargaining for the common good". But, as we have seen with teachers unions and school opening in…"

The EU is pretty much built on growth...it strives for a communal neoliberal market at all cost and not a sustainable market. Just read the Outokumpu case if you’re interested. Many EU citizens hate to hear this, but the EUs neoliberal _...Read More_