The End of Growth

The End of Growth refers to the idea that continuous economic expansion, which has characterized much of modern history, may no longer be feasible due to resource limitations, environmental concerns, and social factors. As populations grow and resources become scarcer, the traditional model of unlimited growth could lead to environmental degradation and economic instability. This concept suggests a need for sustainable practices, focusing on quality of life and resource conservation rather than solely on increasing economic output. Emphasizing sustainable development may ensure long-term stability and well-being without relying on perpetual growth.