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1: Introduction to the economy
1.1 What is the economy?
1.1.1 The economy and you
1.1.2 The embedded economy
1.1.3 Degenerative economies
1.1.4 Regenerative economies
1.1.5 Summary
1.1.6 Reflection
1.2 Ecology and the economy
1.2.1 Human-nature relationship
1.2.2 Energy basics
1.2.3 Impact of the fossil fuel energy pulse
1.2.4 Matter in the economy
1.2.5 Ecosystems: interactions, energy and stability
1.2.6 Biogeochemical cycles
1.2.7 Planetary boundaries
1.2.8 Summary
1.2.9 Reflection
1.3 Society and the economy
1.3.1 Human nature
1.3.2 Values in the economy
1.3.3 Human needs
1.3.4 Doughnut Economics Model
1.3.5 Provisioning systems
1.3.6 Households, markets, state and commons
1.3.7 Care in the economy
1.3.8 Summary
1.3.9 Reflection
1.4 Regenerative economies
1.4.1 Biomimicry for economic design
1.4.2 Circular economies
1.4.3 Distributive economies
1.4.4 Caring economies
1.4.5 Summary
1.4.6 Reflection
1.5 Taking action
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1.3.8 Summary
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