Ecosystems as models for restoring our economies : To a resilient and sustainable state / John H. Giordanengo.

Acknowledgments
Foreword
Tables and Figures
Introduction
PART I: THE STRUCTURE OF A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY (AND THE CHALLENGES OF CAPITALISM TO BUILD IT)
1. The Challenges of Capitalism in a Poorly Structured Economy
2. The Global Market Economy: Failing to Deliver in a Rapidly Changing World
3. The Obscure Structure of Highly Complex Systems
4. The Archetype of a Self-Regulating (Sustainable) Economy
PART II: THE FOUNDATIONAL COMPONENTS OF A SELF-REGULATING (SUSTAINABLE) ECONOMY
5. The Untapped Power of Diversity
6. Energy’s Influence on Diversity
7. The Balance of Trade
8. Scale Matters: The Natural Geography of sapiens
PART III: A NATURAL ROADMAP FOR ECONOMIC RESTORATION
9. Evolution, Succession, and Economic Restoration
10. Restoring the Foundations of Our Economies: Agriculture
11. The Coevolution of Manufacturing and Waste-to-Resources
12. Restoring an Energy-Neutral Economy
13. Transitions to a Restored Economy
14. The Fringe Benefits of Economic Restoration
15. The Path of Most Resistance
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