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]]> by: Economists » Blog Archive » MASSIVE CHANGE » Blog Archive » Hazel Henderson Interview … http://www.massivechange.com/2006/08/15/hazel-henderson-interview-september-9-2003/#comment-2541 Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:55:12 +0000 http://www.massivechange.com/2006/08/15/hazel-henderson-interview-september-9-2003/#comment-2541 [...] MASSIVE CHANGE » Blog Archive » Hazel Henderson Interview …Hazel Henderson is an independent economist, futurist, author, andconsultant on sustainable development internationally.(www.hazelhenderson.com) … [...] […] MASSIVE CHANGE » Blog Archive » Hazel Henderson Interview …Hazel Henderson is an independent economist, futurist, author, andconsultant on sustainable development internationally.(www.hazelhenderson.com) … […]

]]> by: Hazel Henderson Interview. September 9, 2003. at myninjaplease http://www.massivechange.com/2006/08/15/hazel-henderson-interview-september-9-2003/#comment-1532 Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:46:25 +0000 http://www.massivechange.com/2006/08/15/hazel-henderson-interview-september-9-2003/#comment-1532 [...] at massivechange Tell me about your Layer Cake With Icing. This is one of my earliest diagrams. I use a layer cake as a metaphor for a total productive system of an industrial society. If you can visualize it, the icing on the top is the private sector, which rests on the layer below, the public sector. These top two layers are the only ones economists typically measure. But in my analysis, there are two lower layers that are non-monetized and invisible to economists, but which are really supporting the whole thing. These include the Love Economy - unpaid productive work like raising children and maintaining the household, serving on the school board, do-it-yourself housing, rehab - and Mother Nature, the vast wealth of biodiversity that keeps our air and water clean and provides all the food and fibre and resources we need to sustain life, which go completely uncounted. When an economic system doesn’t take into consideration these two vital lower layers, which support the official money economy, then both the society and ecosystem get kind of cannibalized. Wall Street and the financial community all over the world are really living in a fool’s paradise. [...] […] at massivechange Tell me about your Layer Cake With Icing. This is one of my earliest diagrams. I use a layer cake as a metaphor for a total productive system of an industrial society. If you can visualize it, the icing on the top is the private sector, which rests on the layer below, the public sector. These top two layers are the only ones economists typically measure. But in my analysis, there are two lower layers that are non-monetized and invisible to economists, but which are really supporting the whole thing. These include the Love Economy - unpaid productive work like raising children and maintaining the household, serving on the school board, do-it-yourself housing, rehab - and Mother Nature, the vast wealth of biodiversity that keeps our air and water clean and provides all the food and fibre and resources we need to sustain life, which go completely uncounted. When an economic system doesn’t take into consideration these two vital lower layers, which support the official money economy, then both the society and ecosystem get kind of cannibalized. Wall Street and the financial community all over the world are really living in a fool’s paradise. […]

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