Nei säget, sölle mir? Eine Kritik der ökonomischen (Un-)Vernunft

What if reason was unreason and unreason was reason? The economic paradigm of our time is based on endless growth. This perpetual growth in exchange values is the central moment of capitalism. In a capitalist society, endless growth dictates economic reason. The basic insight of this book from the analysis is that this dictate of endless growth is not unreasonable, but highly destructive. The destructiveness of the dogma of growth manifests itself in the multiple crises of our time. This book provides a sociological attempt at a fundamental analysis and critique of history, functional logic and the destructive effects of this economic stupidity. These effects affect our biosphere, our society, our psyche and our empathy equally. The economic U.