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In this episode we discuss
economic sustainability.

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Economic sustainability means, for example, the ability
of an economic system to maintain and maintain well-being

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over a long period of time without the possibility of
future generations being harmed by full-scale life.

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Economic sustainability is closely related
to the environment and natural resources.

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We need to ensure that
we use natural resources

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wisely and reduce
our ecological footprint.

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This means, for example,
moving to renewable

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energy sources and a
sustainable economy.

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Secondly, economic sustainability
also relates to social justice.

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We need to ensure that economic
opportunities are all-encompassing

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and that, for example, our
income distribution system is fair.

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The goal is to reduce the
amount of money we spend.

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The goal is to reduce the
amount of money we spend.

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Thirdly, economic sustainability
requires a fast-paced

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plan or perhaps even more,
over a long period of time.

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Economic sustainability
questions should be

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examined in the place
of the future generations,

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because we must take
into account the needs of

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future generations in our
decisions and investments.

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In conclusion, economic
sustainability is the key to our future.

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In conclusion, economic
sustainability is the key to our future.

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We need to ensure that we
can enjoy well-being in the future.