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      Graphical Presentation of the Steady-state Economy Model

      The Journal of Population and Sustainability
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          There are several theories claiming that their policies can save the planet from environmental catastrophe. This paper claims that it is only the Steady-State Economy model on which such reasonably effective expectations can be based. This is so for two reasons. First, the SSE is based on a clearly defined economic model which is presented graphically and briefly analysed. Second, it includes a policy proposal for reducing the size of global population. This is now approaching eight billion people and is expected to exceed nine billion in the next thirty years. The logic of the SSE suggests that stabilising population is not sufficient. The global population should actually be reduced if environmental balance is to be restored.

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          The Journal of Population and Sustainability
          JP&S
          White Horse Press
          2398-5496
          2398-5488
          December 14 2021
          December 14 2021
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          10.3197/JPS.63772239432389
          d76d96b5-a1b9-4425-bacd-69800bbc6c84
          © 2021

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