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In den 1960er Jahren erlebte die Welt eine lange, nachhaltige Periode des Wirtschaftswachstums, die vielen Ländern Wohlstand und Reichtum brachte. Bereits Mitte/Ende der 1960er Jahre kam jedoch bei Boulding (1966) und Mishan (1967) die Frage auf, ob aufgrund der wachsenden Umweltbelastungen kontinuierliches Einkommenswachstum möglich bzw. wünschenswert ist. Man war der Auffassung, Wirtschaftswachstum sei unvermeidbar mit Umweltbelastungen verbunden, die auf lange Sicht den menschlichen Wohlstand mindern würden.
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van der Voet, E., van Oers, L., de Bruyn, S., Sevenster, M. (2008). Wachstum ohne Umweltverbrauch? Entkopplung und Dematerialisierung als Trends. In: von Gleich, A., Gößling-Reisemann, S. (eds) Industrial Ecology. Vieweg+Teubner. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9225-6_18
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