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II. Table of Content
1. Introduction
2. From growth critics to de-growth
2.1. Historical overview of the economic growth theories and environmental limits
2.2. Formation of the de-growth concept from the environmental perspective
3. Economics of the concepts for sustainability
3.1. Neoclassical environmental approach to sustainability
3.2. Ecological approach to sustainability
3.2.1. The Steady-State economy
3.2.2. The LowGrow model
3.3. Post-Keynesian approach to sustainability
4. De-growth modelling in the Post-Keynesian economic framework
4.1. Kaleckian model and its extensions
4.1.1. Dutt-Amadeo model and Bhaduri-Marglin extension
4.1.2. The impact of financialisation
4.2. The de-growth assumptions in the Kaleckian model
4.2.1. Zero growth assumption in the Dutt-Amadeo, Bhaduri-Marglin, and market financialisation framework
4.2.2. Governmental intervention in the economy
4.2.3. Evaluation of the functioning model with the given notion of de-growth
5. Policy recommendations
6. Conclusion
Bibliography
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- Dina Padalkina (Author), 2012, The Macroeconomics of de-growth - Can a de-growth strategy be stable?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/191185
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