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His book argues a more nuanced form of economic growth. It’s basically growth is the most important thing, but there must also be human rights constraints along
by fossuser 7y ago
His book argues a more nuanced form of economic growth. It’s basically growth is the most important thing, but there must also be human rights constraints along with some others that prevent destroying the world.
It’s worth reading (and it’s short). The only thing that bothered me about it was what I suspect was a poorly disguised justification of religion via “faith” that I found unnecessary and out of place.