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The End of Economic Growth by Charles Siegel

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The End of Economic Growth
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Publisher: Preservation Institute
ISBN/ASIN: 0978872800
ISBN-13: 9780978872809
Number of pages: 56

Description:
Charles Siegel has managed to make this book both readable and pro-active. His assessment of the counterproductivity of our economy and consumer society is persuasive, lucid, fact-filled, and especially timely in an era when we must decide how much is enough for ourselves - and for a sustainable planet.

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