Community-based Economics
Community-based economics
or just
community economics
encourages
local substitution
and a rejection of outside
energy subsidy
and coercion. It is most familiar from the
lifeways
of those practicing
voluntary simplicity
, including traditional
Mennonite
,
Amish
, and modern
eco-village
communities. However, it is also increasingly a priority in
urban economics
, where
moral purchasing
and
local purchasing
are increasingly cogent concerns. Various specific programs for community economics and
local currency
, e.g.
Ithaca Hours
, are often promoted in
green politics
. Notably, the
Ten Key Values of the Green Party
include them as fundamental parts of a green program.
See also
*
fundamentals of economics
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