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 ===== What is post-growth economics? ===== ===== What is post-growth economics? =====
  
-steady-state economy is one that doesn't have to perpetually grow. It's not about recession, which is neither planned nor desired. It's about stabilising the economy in a controlled way.+post-growth economy is one that doesn't have to perpetually grow. It's not about recession, which is neither planned nor desired. It's about stabilising the economy in a controlled way.
  
 [Early economists](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steady-state_economy#Concept_of_the_stationary_state_in_classical_economics) assumed that economies had to stabilise at some point, but over time, their assumptions were sidelined in favour of a quest for ever-increasing profits. [Early economists](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steady-state_economy#Concept_of_the_stationary_state_in_classical_economics) assumed that economies had to stabilise at some point, but over time, their assumptions were sidelined in favour of a quest for ever-increasing profits.
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