EPISODE · Jul 30, 2012 · 34 MIN
Simonetta Carbonaro: Liquid societies
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Consumer psychologist Simonetta Carbonaro implores us to think differently about consumption. A consumer-hungry outlook for cheaper and faster has gotten old. We now know that consuming and producing less, in fact, creates more jobs, more free time, and more happiness.
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