About the Author
Jeffrey D. Sachs
ISBN 9780141026152
Rs. 1,040
Penguin Books
Common Wealth
Economics for a Crowded Planet
Who it's for: Readers interested in global economics, sustainability, and policy
In "Common Wealth," Jeffrey D. Sachs addresses the interconnected global challenges of the 21st century, from climate change and mass famines to conflicts and pandemics. He presents a compelling argument for achieving "truly sustainable development," a global course that fosters widespread prosperity while safeguarding the vital ecosystems essential for human survival and our place in nature.Why You Should Read? Understand a comprehensive framework for tackling critical global issues through sustainable development. Explore alternative approaches to managing technology, resources, and politics that prioritize long-term cooperation. Gain insights into how to prevent ecological destruction, societal collapses, and widespread suffering. Discover a call to action for collective, forward-thinking solutions to secure humanity's future on a crowded planet.
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- Addresses climate change, famines, conflicts, and pandemics as interconnected issues
- Presents a framework for 'truly sustainable development'
- Explores alternative approaches to technology, resources, and politics
- Calls for long-term cooperation and collective solutions
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Questions about this book
What is the main argument of the book?
Sachs argues that global challenges like climate change and poverty are interconnected and require a unified approach to sustainable development that balances prosperity with ecosystem protection.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers climate change, mass famines, conflicts, pandemics, and sustainable development, offering a framework for addressing these issues.
Who is the author?
Jeffrey D. Sachs, a prominent economist known for his work on economic development and sustainability.
Is this book suitable for non-economists?
Yes, it is written for a general audience, explaining complex issues in an accessible way.