Amsterdam’s city government is said to be embracing “doughnut economics” . This theory, first laid out by British economist Kate Rawarth in a 2017 book, argues that a successful society fits human life into a sweet spot between social foundation (what people need to just get by) and environmental cei…

Amsterdam stepping away from capitalism, towards "doughnut economics"

will.nash (will.nash) February 10, 2021, 5:23pm 2

The City of Nanaimo in BC has also recently adopted “doughnut economics” - hopefully this is a growing trend!

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