Macroscopic Rebound effects as argument for economic degrowth The rebound effect could be defined as the increase of consumption linked to the reduction of limits to use a technology. These limits might be monetary, temp - Uneconomic growth - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Macroscopic Rebound effects as argument for economic degrowth The rebound effect could be defined as the increase of consumption linked to the reduction of limits to use a technology. These limits might be monetary, temp Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-05-06 02:35:28 Open Document File Size: 51,00 KB Share Result on Facebook Country France / / IndustryTerm technological solutions / households energy saving / sufficiency solutions / / Person Francois Schneider / / SocialTag Sustainability Degrowth Simple living Environment Uneconomic growth Rebound effect Steady state economy Economic growth Macroeconomics Economics

Macroscopic Rebound effects as argument for economic degrowth The rebound effect could be defined as the increase of consumption linked to the reduction of limits to use a technology. These limits might be monetary, tempAdd to Reading List