“…Fred Hirsch's classic exposition of the social limits to growth manages to connect many of the apparently disparate factors that blight modern life: alienation at work and deteriorating cities as well as inflation and unemployment."…”

“…Originaltitel: The limits to growth.…”

“…The New Bankruptcy Law / by Karoly Okolicsanyi The Labor Force: The Limits of Growth / by Karoly Okolicsanyi Hungarian Oppositionalist Insists on His Own Road / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…This is a view shaped by conventional wisdom which conveniently refuses to acknowledge both the uncomely effects of consumption and the limits to growth. Consumptionomics argues that this blinkered view needs to be replaced by a more rational approach to the challenges of the 21st century. …”

“…In a less developed country, this link, which we call “limits to growth,” emerges as the “poverty-environment trap,” which explains the persistent international inequality both in terms of income and environment. …”

“…"Greece's currently planned institutional reforms will help to get the country going with limited economic growth. With an economy based primarily on tourism, trade, and agriculture, Greece lacks an established competitive industry and an innovation-friendly environment, resulting in a low export ratio given the small size of the country and its long-time EU-membership. …”

“…Through the course of the book, Daly develops the basic concept and theory of a steady-state economy from the 1970s limits to growth debates. In doing so, he draws on work from the classical economists, through both conflicts and agreements with neo-classical and Keynesian economists, as well as recent debates on uneconomic growth. …”

“…The financial retrenchment due to the crisis in 2008 has limited GDP growth by 0.75 pp which accounts for a very significant part (58%) of the observed contraction of GDP. …”

“…The results suggest that employers' willingness to fragment and outsource production at the task level, rather than the quality of the available online workforce, limits the growth of the gig economy. "…”

“…Traditional Keynesianism is growth-oriented, while ecological economics stresses limits to growth. Expansionary policies needed to deal with recession may be in conflict with goals of reducing resource and energy use and carbon emissions. …”

“…These findings are subject to the usual limitations of growth regression analysis."…”