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10:22 Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism? Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism?	Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism? For subtitling economic problems opinions basic financial concepts economists legal entities people energy personhood concepts in physics energy conversion effects single-party states growth pricing urban studies and planning earth economic democracy philosophy of law market structure and pricing geography macroeconomics rural geography remains economic theories ideologies investment environmentalism cockenzie de-carbonization business law increasing economic growth economy philosophical terminology business commerce marketing example logic incentives climate republics costs sustainability chemical engineering understand island countries administrative divisions economic systems technologies coastal and oceanic landforms western europe information individualism chemical processes geography terminology industry economies forms of government capitalism member states of the united nations political philosophy economic political economy emissions contract law decreasing sustainable mitigating problem climate change policy examples From Stuart Nicol on November 23rd, 2016 0 likes 52 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
02:41 Economic Democracy Block6 v1: Introduction Economic Democracy Block6 v1: Introduction	Economic Democracy Block6 v1: Introduction Welcome to Economic Democracy: The Cooperative Alternative, our MOOC about worker-owned and worker-controlled firms. We often hear that political democracy is the best available form of… hydro-electric energy transmission community privatization economic democracy caption complete mooc system hydroelectric cockenzie interested sustainable.generating transportation power disadvantages harnmeijer distribution water types of organization private ownership interestingly generate harlow entire scheme natural resources effects harlaw considered hippie movement western europe sociology of culture industry mean From Nuria Fraile Diaz on November 10th, 2016 0 likes 8 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language english

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Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism?

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economic problems opinions basic financial concepts economists legal entities people energy personhood concepts in physics energy conversion effects single-party states growth pricing urban studies and planning earth economic democracy philosophy of law market structure and pricing geography macroeconomics rural geography remains economic theories ideologies investment environmentalism cockenzie de-carbonization business law increasing economic growth economy philosophical terminology business commerce marketing example logic incentives climate republics costs sustainability chemical engineering understand island countries administrative divisions economic systems technologies coastal and oceanic landforms western europe information individualism chemical processes geography terminology industry economies forms of government capitalism member states of the united nations political philosophy economic political economy emissions contract law decreasing sustainable mitigating problem climate change policy examples

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Economic Democracy Block6 v1: Introduction

Welcome to Economic Democracy: The Cooperative Alternative, our MOOC about worker-owned and worker-controlled firms. We often hear that political democracy is the best available form of…

From Nuria Fraile Diaz on November 10th, 2016 0 likes 8 plays 0

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