‘The first principle of 21st century economics is to protect the life-supporting systems of the living world. That’s why I stand, with my daughter, with @XRebellionUK and all who rebel for life.’
The first principle of 21st century economics is to protect the life-supporting systems of the living world. That’s why I stand, with my daughter, with @XRebellionUK and all who rebel for life. #doughnuteconomics pic.twitter.com/6uYTAHvu1S
— Kate Raworth (@KateRaworth) August 24, 2021
So tweeted economist Kate Raworth on 24th August.
What is C21 economics?
Kate Raworth describes it in her book ‘Doughnut Economics’. Think of two concentric circles – just like the sort of doughnut that has a hole in the middle.
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