Doughnut Economics [UK] Kate Lavos

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Economy is the mother tongue of public policy. The economy determines our future decisions, affects billions of dollars of investment, and affects our response to climate change, inequities, and many contemporary environmental and social issues. Unfortunately, or unfortunately, economics The basic principles of the Chinese language are far behind the times, but they are still taught in universities around the world and used by governments and businesses to solve difficult problems. Therefore, "rebellious" economics Kate Lavos said that now is the time to change our economic thinking for the 21st century. In Doughnuts economics 》Kate Lavos summarized 7 key points to help us understand the principles and functions of economics fundamentally. In the book, she teaches us how to break our obsession with economic growth, how to make money, finance and commerce available to people, and how to tailor a renewable and reasonably distributed economic system. Kate Lavos was the first to put forward the concept of "doughnut economics", which describes the meaning of human prosperity in one word. It is like a new compass, guiding global development, government policies, corporate strategies, and setting new standards for economic success. The author removes the essence from ecology, behaviorism, feminism, institutional economics, complex thinking, earth system science and other theories, and combines them into one to answer and solve such a problem: how to transform an economy that ignores human prosperity and development into an economy that ignores human prosperity and prosperity? The book "Economics of Donuts" is concise, interesting and meaningful. It may provide some new inspiration and help to every reader who hopes to make a difference in the new economic era.

About the author

[UK] Kate Raworth, a British economist, is a senior researcher and consultant of the Institute of Environmental Change at Oxford University. She teaches the master's degree in environmental change and management at Oxford University. Senior Assistant, Cambridge Institute of Sustainable Development Leadership. Researcher of the annual human development report of the United Nations Development Programme and the Overseas Development Research Institute. She was rated as one of the top ten Twitter bloggers in economic transformation by the British Guardian, and the western academic community praised her research achievements as a way to show people the "Keynes of the 21st century" The translator introduces Lu Jia, a senior translator who specializes in nonfiction works in popular economics, social psychology, economic management and popular science. Over the years, many highly praised translation works have been published, including the representative works of Milk Coke Economics (won the Wenjin Award of the National Library of China in 2008), Influence series, Rational Optimists and Game Changing the World series.

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