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Caring Economics Internet Campaign

Let's Build A Full Spectrum Economy

A Full Spectrum Economy is an abundance economy that is inclusive to all humans and the planet. It enables us to all contribute and through our efforts create a world that honors the most important work of all--caring for humans and the planet. Read more or watch the video...

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The Missing Sectors: Household, Volunteer, and Nature

Watch the video and read about the three sectors that are missing in our economic measurements but which will need to be included in a Full Spectrum Economy.

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The Current Sectors: Markets, Government, and Illegal Activities

Watch the video and read about the current three sectors in our economic measurements and see how they can benefit with the inclusion of the three missing sectors in a Full Spectrum Economy.

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How We Can Implement a Full Spectrum Economy in Real Life?

There's no one right way--but all of us coming together at many different levels to work on building a Full Spectrum Economy can make it happen.

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Give the Gift of Peace!

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Latest Articles

A Hidden Truth About Climate Change in The American Forum, December 2009

Roadmap to a New Economics: Beyond Capitalism and Socialism in Tikkun, November/December 2009

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