Capitalism, Health and Wellbeing: Rethinking Economic Growth for a Healthier, Sustainable Future

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Capitalism, Health and Wellbeing
Endorsements
Capitalism, Health and Wellbeing: Rethinking Economic Growth for a Healthier, Sustainable Future
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Epigraphs
Introduction
1 - Canaries in the Coal Mine
	1. Balance: Too Much of Anything Is Bad for Us
	2. Gross Domestic Product, Productivity and Social Progress
	3. The Psychological Toll
	4. The Physical Toll
2 - Externalities and Underpinning Drivers
	5. Income Inequality
	6. Disruption and Uncertainty
	7. Consumption and the Drive to Acquire
	8. The Rat Race: Keeping Up and Getting Ahead
	9. Working Harder and for Longer
	10. The Drive for Productivity Drives Physical Inactivity
	11. Walking Is Great for Health But Not Capitalism
	12. The Success Game Drives Productivity and Consumption
3 - Making Better Use of History and Scientific Evidence
	13. The Environment Shapes Our Health
	14. Thinking Long Term
	15. Conclusion
Notes
References
Index