The real wealth of nations: creating a caring economics

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Introduction: We need a new Economics 1. Economics Through a New Lens 2. The Economic Double Standard 3. The Economics of Domination 4. The Economics of Caring 5. Work in the Post-Industrial Economy 6. The Cost of Uncaring Policies and Practices 7. The Benefits of Caring Policies and Practices 8. What We Can Do 9. Economics and Evolution

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