“We must live more simply so that the poor may simply live.”
Quote by Ted Trainer
Work
Towards a Sustainable Economy: The Need for Fundamental Change
The book delves into the complexities of economic sustainability, discussing the impact of traditional economic models on the environment and society. It examines various strategies and policies that could lead to a more sustainable economic future, offering insights into the need for systemic change. more
Author
Ted Trainer
Ted Trainer, born in 1941, is a scholar with significant influence in the field of 【Identity Positioning】. His life has been centered around 【Occupation/Category】, with his achievements and contributions particularly notable in the field of 【Field】. His work has had a profound impact on 【Impact Evaluation】. more
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