Kate Raworth says it is high time to reshape the economy of the 21st century to a more equal one. She proposes an imaginative doughnut-shaped economic model that balances humanity's fundamental needs with the planet's ecological limits. Kate is a renowned economist and the author of "Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist". She speaks to The InnerView about why others should join Amsterdam, Brussels, and Copenhagen in using her innovative concept, and how a single-minded pursuit of growth has left many people behind. To check out Kate’s book, please click on the following link: https://www.kateraworth.com/ 00:00 Intro
01:24 What is the price of endless economic growth?
03:30 What is ‘doughnut economics”?
05:50 On the current state of "the global doughnut"
08:42 How divisions on economics hampers our response
11:17 Which nations are within the doughnut model?
13:21 Do we need to replace GDP as a metric?
14:58 On Costa Rica being among the “richest” countries in the world
15:56 America’s place in the "D20"
16:58 Is there any space for billionaires in Kate’s concept?
18:40 Doughnut enterprise design traits
20:56 What challenges did Kate encounter over the past years?
22:37 Future leaders and changemakers Subscribe:
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