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The Hegemony of Growth

Matthias Schmelzer | July 1, 2016

Recently, economic growth as a policy goal has (again) become highly controversial. Not only are welfare economists increasingly questioning the universal merits of maximising growth, since more GDP does not seem to lead to better lives for most people, but environmentalists and ecological [...]

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End of the Tram Line Running for 40 years

Joseph Halevi | June 10, 2015

On June 3rd 2015 at 15:00 hour, I have finished the last ever class in Ecop 2011 Economic Theories of Modern Capitalism, a second year course in the Political Economy Department of the University of Sydney. This is a course I have founded in 2004 and it runs from [...]

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