Modern economies require constant growth and with that growth comes an ever-increasing need for resources called
a) economic modernization.
b) the treadmill of production.
c) edge cities.
d) the new ecological paradigm.

The treadmill of production theory, developed by Allan Schainberg, is a political economic approach to ecological destruction in the modern economy era. This theory points out the environmental impacts of the never-ending pursuit of economic growth in advanced economies.

Schainberg compares the current economic situation with that of a treadmill where advanced economies are stuck since their well-being is not improved by economic growth, yet the quest for it comes along with massive, unsustainable environmental impacts.

Modern economies require constant growth and with that growth comes an ever-increasing need for resources called a) economic modernization. b) the treadmill of production. c) edge cities. d) the new ecological paradigm.

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Modern economies require constant growth and with that growth comes an ever-increasing need for resources called
a) economic modernization.
b) the treadmill of production.
c) edge cities.
d) the new ecological paradigm.