Sublime

Peter Drucker.

Entre 1950 et 2010, la population mondiale a pratiquement triplé, et le PIB mondial réel a été multiplié par 7. Dans l’ensemble de la planète, la consommation d’eau potable a plus que triplé, l’utilisation d’énergie a été multipliée par 4, et l’emploi d’engrais a été décuplé. Les effets de cette nette intensification

Elinor Ostrom,

LES ENTREPRISES, qui sont innovantes, et auxquelles il faut donc fixer un but

First, change the goal. For over 70 years economics has been fixated on GDP, or national output, as its primary measure of progress. That fixation has been used to justify extreme inequalities of income and wealth coupled with unprecedented destruction of the living world. For the twenty-first century a far bigger goal is needed: meeting the human

Initial evidence suggests that monetary payments often crowd out existing motivations by activating extrinsic rather than intrinsic values. As the case studies described below reveal, there may be far wiser ways – drawing on what we now know about values, nudges, networks and reciprocity – to nurture human nature towards the Doughnut’s safe and jus

In the deft words of the statistician George Box, ‘All models are wrong, but some are useful.’39 Rethinking economics is not about finding the correct one (because it doesn’t exist), it’s about choosing or creating one that best serves our purpose – reflecting the context we face, the values we hold, and the aims we have. As humanity’s context, val

Sept manières de penser : De l’économie du XXe siècle 1. Changer le but PIB 2. Voir l’ensemble du tableau marché autonome 3. Cultiver la nature humaine l’homme économique rationnel