Yes, you read that right. A MarketWatch-WSJ op-ed caricatures traditional economics as obsessed with short-term thinking and buying into an impossible growth myth. Read it here.
Actually the tone of the article is shrill and alarmist; I (and you too, probably) can think of writers who would have made the same point in a more measured way. It's not impossible to imagine that the WSJ published this version of these ideas simply to confirm some of its readers' presuppositions. But the fact that they published it at all... is pretty striking.
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The Economic Priority of the Seven Wealthiest Countries: More Wealth
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by Alix Underwood
Almost half of humanity lives below $6.85 per day. This population does not
consume goods and services at a rate exceeding Earth’s capac...
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