How do degrowth and post-growth economics differ?
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Both dare terms without real historical models.
Degrowth is just a nice word for economic shrinkage. Post-growth economics theoretically also allows stagnation.
Both are, of course, as nonsense and some brain spins of theorists. As soon as we degenerate their “research” money and income, they lose the pleasure of their post-growth very quickly 😉
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I don’t think the terms can be separated. German authors tend more to post-growth economics, English and Asian more to Degrowth.