Seven Ways One Pagers

Each of the Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st Century Economist summarised onto one page with some questions to reflect on

Version 1.0 (August 2023)

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Overview

This tool is a set of 8 pages that provides a succinct summary of each of Doughnut Economics' seven ways to think like a 21st century economist.

Each page has a 'from' and 'to' description - along with an accompanying image - to describe each of the Seven Ways transformations, as well as some questions to reflect on.

Ways to use it

  1. You can use it to get a quick sense of the Seven Ways if you are new to them or use it as a reminder if you have already been introduced to them.
  2. You can share it with others who are new to the ideas or use it as a workshop guide, where you discuss, as a group, the questions that are offered on each page.
  3. You can use it alongside your own local knowledge and language, to design a bespoke workshop for people locally, to introduce them to Doughnut Economics.


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    Franziska Dilger

    Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

    Ich habe "Die Donut-Ökonomie" gelesen:) // Read doughnut economics :)

    Emily Glantz

    Sweden

    #taxjustice #fiscalmatters #sustainablefinance #financialinclusion #financialstability #upstream #freepalestine

    Yogesh Prasad

    United Kingdom

    Exploring economic models to help attract investment and funding to support vocational training programs in low resource settings.

    Iva Stanisheva

    Ivan Vazov, Sofia

    Care for the environment and the urgent need of our society to redefine our relationship with economics.

    Nicola Senn

    Heidelberg, Germany

    I am currently writing my Bachelor Thesis about Doughnut Economics.

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    Franziska Dilger 2 months ago

    Would it be possible translating this to German (and other languages)? 

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