Doughnut Economics

Maybe there’s smarter things to aim for than just vague ‘growth’?
Kate Raworth’s Doughnut Economics model is made up of two thresholds. The outer edge of the donut represents ecological limits to the economy. The inner edge represents the poverty line. Doughnut economics is the idea that we should ‘fill in the doughnut’ by focusing on the parts of the economy that create positive social value, lifting everyone out of poverty, and ending activities that harm the environment.
Think: Not just jobs, jobs with purpose. Not just food, food for thought.
Tax plays an important role in this framework— it can discourage harmful activities, and help lift more people above the poverty line without relying on harmful growth.
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