Primrose Hill, London 2003
Globalization
& Accounting
Associative economics is an approach to modern economic life that
takes humanity beyond the market. The market, while efficient,
cannot generate the values that social and economic stability
rely on. They must be born from the will to create a social order
in which the economy serves humanity. Inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s
indication that focusing on accounting may yield rich rewards
for the management of the world economy, associative economics
suggests that rigorous application of well established accounting
practices might lead to the creation of a transparent world economy.
Franz L. Helbig
The
Journal of Associative Economics
Ecological
Economics: An Integral Perspective
Sustainability
for MBA Learners
A
Human Response to Globalisation
Environmental
Economics Unit
The
Economics of Trees
(8974)
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