Small Is Beautiful - Economics as if People Mattered

E. F. Schumacher’s work challenges conventional economic thought by emphasizing the importance of human-scale development and sustainability. This book argues for an economy that serves people, rather than people serving an economy driven by endless growth and mechanistic principles. It offers a profound critique of modern industrial society and proposes alternatives grounded in ethical, ecological, and human-centered values.

• Economics Should Prioritize Human Well-being: Schumacher argues that economic systems must focus on improving the quality of life rather than solely maximizing output and profits.
• Small-Scale and Decentralized Solutions: He promotes small, localized economies and...

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