Economic Growth is focussed upon as THE measure of national wellbeing when it is merely a measure of the value of all the goods and services produced in a country that overlooks: – What those goods are – Who bought them – How useful they are – How they were produced and at what cost – or The environmental expense of producing them. Wouldn’t it be better to judge national well being by whether fewer people than last year were homeless, hungry, unhappy, ill, unfullfilled or under stress? An ideal system would subtract all the costs of expansion from the benefits in order to find out what and where progress had been made. This would reveal that a great deal of our “growth” has a higher cost than benefit. See the follow up to this video entitled Distribution of Wealth here: uk.youtube.com
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After joining the world trade Organization in 2001, China’s economics growth is always brilliant. March of 2007 is to be remembered as the great property revolution turning point for China. China’s Authorities declared legal to protect individual property, which is a great step ahead for China’s economic growth which was based for decades on collective or public property.

Even though rural areas are under the old property legal system, the fact that the National Popular Assembly voted almost unanimously the Law of private property revolution, indicates that China is becoming more integrated into capitalism and into the Global Economy. Prime Minister Wen Jiabao regarded the property revolution as the “great jump” as a way to change from the days of instability and lack of productivity, into a new order where quality products and high levels of productivity are mandatory. The financial situation of state owned companies and the sagging contribution to employment has become a great concern for China’s central government.

Since 1978 for China’s economic growth, the government of the People’s Republic of China is reforming its economy from a Soviet style centrally planned economy, to a market oriented economy within the political framework of the Communist Party of China. China’s economic growth is helping to bring down the poverty levels, from 53% in 1981, to less than 8% nowadays. However, Chinese prosperity is still concentrated in the coastal and southern provinces, while efforts are being made to expand the prosperity to the inner provinces and the industrial northeast. Foreign trade and investment are helping increasing levels of income, consumption and productivity. The government is focusing on foreign trade as a way to promote China’s economic growth. China’s economic growth is so strong, that it is the first in the consumption of aluminum, steel, copper and coal and the second biggest consumer of oil in the world. With a cheap labor force of more than 800 millions workers, China’s economic growth potential is huge. Compared with developed countries, China lags behind in areas of science, technology, management, ecological environment protection, educational quality and organizational levels. Joining the world Trade Organization is paying off for China’s economic growth, as foreign direct investment is surging.

With China’s economy growth rates over 10%, and exports growth at a steady pace, the future is promising for the new member of the Capitalistic Club. Even though there are many countries feeling threatened by China, we have to admit that there is a new great door to

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Complete video at: fora.tv Author and environmentalist Bill McKibben criticizes sustained economic growth, a policy goal, he argues, whose costs outweigh its benefits. —– Bill McKibben discusses his groundbreaking new book “Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future.” McKibben focuses on the point where environmental and economic issues intersect, offering revolutionary ideas for approaching these problems. This is one of the most important books to be published on issues relating to global warming. McKibben is the author of “Hundred Dollar Holiday,” “Maybe One,” and “Hope, Human and Wild” – Book Passage
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The first secret to creating abundance is learning what abundance isn’t. Abundance is not happiness. Abundance is not determined by our bank account, the square footage of our home, or the make of our car. If it were, then we would see wealthier people behave as though they are happier and the middle class demonstrating signs of misery. Yet hundreds of experiments show unequivocally that, once basic needs for comfort have been met at a modest, middle class level, the correlation between wealth and happiness disappears. Poof! Chasing after money in the hope that it will buy us more happiness, intimacy, or fulfillment is a waste of energy based on an invalid hypothesis.

Many of us think we already get this. We say our “amens,” grateful to God/the Universe for our daily bread. But secretly, we believe that what we have, as well as fundamentally who we are, is not enough. We find ourselves grasping for more, feeling like dogs chasing our tails. Why can’t we stop?

The saying, “Seeing is believing,” reinforces that we must see something—notice something—before we will believe it. But how can we notice something we don’t have our attention on? Let me simplify the quandary with an example that we’ve probably all experienced. You buy a new car (or at least new to you) and suddenly you notice that same car everywhere on the freeway. Did everyone suddenly buy the identical car that day? Of course not. It’s just that your attention is now focused on something that previously you hadn’t noticed. Seeing your same car everywhere reinforces that there are more of them out there even if you “know” that can’t be true.

So when we are bombarded, through the media, with visions of excited, sexy, happy new owners of cars, yachts, homes, and clothes, we believe that there must be a correlation between having and happiness, especially if we’re not feeling excited, happy, and satisfied in that particular moment. We look at these successful happy people and compare them to us. The conclusion: Something is wrong with me. We now experience “lack consciousness,” which fuels the urge to have/get more so that we will feel enough.

So the second secret of abundance is to recognize that the saying, “Seeing is believing,” is backwards. When we focus on something, when we choose to believe it, we begin to see it more and more everywhere, just like in our new car scenario. Therefore, if we choose to believe we are abundant, we will begin to notice how abundant we are. So do you need to see it first to believe it? No! “Believing is seeing!”

Obviously, then, the first step to experiencing abundance is to check what your current beliefs are that stop you from seeing that abundance already surrounds you. Do you doubt that you deserve abundance? Do you define abundance in such a way that you can never “get” it? Do you think of

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Welcome to Post Scarcity Economy. Post scarcity or post-scarcity describes a hypothetical form of economy  or society, often explored in science fiction, in which things such as goods, services and information are free, or practically free. This would be due to an abundance of fundamental resources (matter, energy and intelligence), in conjunction with sophisticated automated  systems capable of converting raw materials into finished goods, allowing manufacturing  to be as easy as duplicating software.

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However even a hypothetical political or economic system able to achieve this lifestyle for everyone would generally not be termed a “post-scarcity society” unless the production of goods was sufficiently automated that virtually no labor was required by anyone.

Market economies or planned economies may be unnecessary in a post-scarcity age, though gift or exchange economies may take their place once the scarcity driving earlier types of economy disappears.

Many science-fiction variants also imagine the very concept of ownership to weaken or disappear, as people lose attachment to all but sentimental-value items, knowing that they will always be able to receive or create replacements. Monetary systems in consequence also cease to be a factor.

Many stories depict changing to a post scarcity economy as a positive advancement, freeing humanity from both toil and greed. Others posit that handing production and most other services over to machines and computers will stunt the spirit of humanity, or even lead to a loss of control over humanity’s own fate.

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The word Abundance expresses “more” and evokes the idea of surplus, excess, or having a large quantity. It is the opposite of scarcity or being scarce.

When people think of more and surplus, they usually think of having a surplus of money.

That’s why when people focus on attracting abundance, they mainly focus on being financially prosperous – and for good reasons. Try living for a month without any money to buy food or pay for shelter, and you will quickly see that wanting to be financially stable is a reasonable pursuit.

While financial prosperity is important, it is not the only area that people can prosper in. There are many who have enough money to buy just about anything they want, yet they are still unfulfilled. That is because they lack prosperity in the other areas of their lives.

So even though focusing on financial abundance is important, one should also focus on attracting abundance in other areas to feel satisfied and be fulfilled.

Let’s discuss the other areas of prosperity one can enjoy and improve on.

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Mental abundance is about having an abundant mentality. It is realizing that there is no scarcity in this world, and that there really is enough resource in the world to go around.

A mentally abundant person is not driven by a fear of lack or loss, so they don’t act in desperation. They can enjoy the present moment and be able to give and be generous.

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Emotional abundance means one is fully human. They feel love, joy, and other positive emotions that make a person happy.

It means possessing emotions that bring about a balance in one’s humanity. An emotionally abundant person will have more space in his heart to accept the shortcomings of other people.

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Physical abundance is about having good health and physical fitness. It means absence of sickness and disease and being able to heal the body when it is confronted with such diseases.

Health is one form of surplus or excess people take for granted the most. When people are healthy, they do not appreciate just how fantastic good health is. It is one of those things that money can’t always buy, which is why when you lack physical health, it limits you in more ways than lacking financial, mental, or emotional abundance ever could.

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For the purpose of this article, we don’t mean spiritual to mean religion or your beliefs. It has to do with passion and enjoying what you do. Being spiritually abundant means delighting your soul and connecting to something bigger than yourself.

This is a small, but important list of some of the many forms of abundance, besides the financial, one can develop and enjoy. And as you learned from the wealth example above, attracting abundance in only one area doesn’t guarantee that you will be

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