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Every published page in the house, and every book on the shelf — 393 volumes and 44,688 passages of it — and every result is a passage that opens where it was written.

7 passages from 6 volumes

Measuring The Living Economy National Accounts and Their Ghosts: What GDP Was Built to Miss Their higher output means they contribute more to GDP, even though their farming practices are arguably less sustainable and beneficial to the environment. Measuring The Living Economy What We Count Becomes What We Value This emergent complexity makes it challenging to predict economic outcomes with precision. Economic Systems As Living Systems Stocks, Flows, and the Anatomy of an Economy Think of it as harvesting all the leaves without allowing new ones to grow – eventually, the tree weakens. Ecological Economics And Finance Policy and Regulation for a Living Economy We zoom in on individual cells, dissect their functions, measure their outputs. Valuable information, sure, but are we missing the bigger picture? Systemic Resilience In Financial Systems Resilience Metrics and Early Warning Signals But here's where the analogy gets even more interesting: living systems aren't just about stability; they thrive on change and adaptation. From Micro To Macro A Living Systems Approach The Future of Economics: Embracing a Living Systems Perspective This chapter, dear reader, is about that seed – about exploring how a living systems perspective can revolutionize our understanding of economics and guide us towards a more sustainable future. The House The numbers say the economy is fine, and it does not feel fine Nothing enters or leaves the system without a matching entry. The book introduces it through a Florentine bookkeeper in 1494, trying to hold an entire city's economy in a ledger designed for single businesses.