Ten years ago G20 leaders committed a staggering $5 trillion of public funds to rescue the banks and restore growth during the largest economic contraction in modern times. The economies of an unprecedented number of countries — and their associated environmental footprints — experienced very low growth over the decade that followed.
- By:
- Andrew Fanning
- Publishers:
- Degrowth.de Blog
- Entry type:
- Blog post
- Language:
- English
- Year of publication:
- 2019
- External content:
- To the content
