Meadows has written several books in addition to " Limits to Growth " and its 1992 companion volume " Beyond the Limits ."
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Nordhaus also published in the next year a critical analysis of " The Limits to Growth " in " American Economic Review ".
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He also promotes space advocacy arguing that, because the universe is essentially infinite, life can escape the limits to growth defined by Earth.
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"The Limits to Growth " looks foolish largely because the computer experts who simulated resource use failed to incorporate market forces in their model.
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"Nowadays, the successful ones have said they don't have to be everything to everybody, and they're accepting that as a limit to growth ."
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Every generation has perceived the limits to growth that finite resources and undesirable side effects would pose if no new recipes or ideas were discovered.
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Issues of intergenerational equity, irreversibility of environmental change, uncertainty of long-term outcomes, thermodynamics limits to growth, and sustainable development guide ecological economic analysis and valuation.
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Like another Carter-era concept, limits to growth, smallness came to seem, if not downright un-American, then at least much homelier than in the previous decade.
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The results of the study were published in the 1972 book " The Limits to Growth ", which received both worldwide acclaim and strong criticism.
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The highly influential 1972 Club of Rome report " Limits to Growth " predicted that the world was entering an era of increasingly scarce mineral resources.
