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The Steady State Economy - Is It Realistic?
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WAITING LIST (see below under Booking)
The Steady State economy is an idea that we can, and in fact should, have a zero-growth economy with completely different priorities to our present growth-obsessed, consumption driven economies. 

It would be good for the environment, and as the lefties like to tell us, it would be good for us, if only we would stop wanting “things”!  We will explore exactly what a “Steady State Economy” is: 
  • How it works, 
  • Why it might be a great step forward for humanity,
  • But why it is contrary to the "primal forces of nature" (with credit to Ned Beatty  
          in Network”).

Or maybe it is the answer to our problems. Find out and be both inspired and depressed simultaneously.


Moderator: John Simke (see biography)

Maximum Number of Spots: 25

Dates and Time: Thursdays, May 21 and 28 (2 weeks) from 2 to 4 PM

Location: OISE Building 252 Bloor Street West, Room TBD

Cost: $15.00

Booking: Course full. To go onto the waiting list please e-mail us at [email protected]