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    Economic growth has traditionally been seen as necessary for progress but some researchers argue for a paradigm of "degrowth" which acknowledges environmental and social limits to growth. Degrowth research examines alternatives to perpetual growth by analyzing the co-occurrence of the concept of degrowth with other ideas in academic literature.

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    Economic growth has traditionally been seen as necessary for progress but some researchers argue for a paradigm of "degrowth" which acknowledges environmental and social limits to growth. Degrowth research examines alternatives to perpetual growth by analyzing the co-occurrence of the concept of degrowth with other ideas in academic literature.

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    Economic growth has traditionally been seen as necessary for progress but some researchers argue for a paradigm of "degrowth" which acknowledges environmental and social limits to growth. Degrowth research examines alternatives to perpetual growth by analyzing the co-occurrence of the concept of degrowth with other ideas in academic literature.

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    Economic Growth Paradigm

    Lecture 06
    Research Trend of ‘Degrowth’
    Co-occurrence of ‘Degrowth’ with other concept
    Co-occurrence of ‘Degrowth’ with other
    concept

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