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Replacing GDP by 2030 Towards a Common Language F
"For decades, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has served as the definitive benchmark for national economic health, measuring the total monetary value of finished goods and services produced within a country. However, as global crises ranging from climate degradation to severe wealth inequality intensify, a growing consensus among economists, policymakers, and civil society organizations argues that GDP is fundamentally flawed. It measures financial turnover rather than human well-being or ecological sustainability, treating environmental destruction and resource depletion as economic gains. The movement toward replacing GDP by 2030 seeks to estab..."
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