Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist
by Kate Raworth
Published for the first time: 4/6/2017
384 pages, Paperback
Genres: Sustainability, Finance, Economics, Business, Environment, Politics, Nonfiction
"Eğer yeni bir ekonomi öyküsü yazmak istiyorsak, eskileri geçmiş yüzyılın ders kitaplarına gömecek yeni resimler çizmek zorundayız."Kate Raworth, Simit Ekonomisi'nde miras aldığımız tahripkar endüstriyel ekonomileri yenileyici ekonomilere dönüştürmek ve mevcut fikirlerin en iyilerini bir araya getirerek sürekli evrim geçiren yeni bir ekonomik zihniyet yaratmak için yedi hedef ortaya koyuyor.21. yüzyılın ekonomik düşüncesinin kalbine büyümeden ziyade gelişmeyi, adaleti ve hakkaniyeti yerleştirerek, bize ev sahipliği yapan dünyayı idare etme sanatına sürdürülebilir hedeflerle yön verebileceğimiz yepyeni bir resim çiziyor!
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