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Not necessarily. Aggregate demand grows the economy as a whole, and as it grows, more funding is available for innovations that solve today's problems in incred
by rm_-rf_slash 11y ago
Not necessarily. Aggregate demand grows the economy as a whole, and as it grows, more funding is available for innovations that solve today's problems in incredible ways.
Case in point: video rental. Netflix removed the necessity of physical stores, therefore less plastic being used to make boxes and vhs tapes and so on.
There is also a culture factor. The economy and the environment get along best when people live near the things they want. I live in a small city surrounded by nature and so many of our products can be locally sourced, sustainably.
- ApplaudPumice 11y agoThis interesting! Never thought of it this way. Is there any kind of research showing that electric power to run the servers and hardware (which gets old and must be replaced) has a lower impact than boxes and vhs tapes?