Superabundance: Innovation, Growth and the Future
By Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley
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"Superabundance" by Marian Tupy and Gale Pooley, presents a three-part analysis of resource abundance and human progress. Emphasizing the optimistic view in contrast to pessimistic theories, the authors argue that innovation and freedom have stimulated overabundance. Supported by historical examples and economic indicators, they challenge the notion of scarcity and propose a positive perspective on population growth. The book promotes an interdisciplinary approach, integrating history, geography and economics to explore the human potential for prosperity.
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