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The connections between the capability approach and sustainability economics have been explored recently. I argue here that for engaging in a more substantive study of those connections, we must first understand the place of the capability approach within the history of economic thought, as a second stage of the revival of classical surplus theory. Once this is clear, we can then use the capability approach in order to specify concepts such as well-being, surplus, scarcity, and sustainable reproduction, which are essential for the development of sustainability economics.
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Basic Capabilities Standard of Living Sustainable Reproduction Surplus Scarcity
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Martins, Nuno O (2013). "The place of the capability approach within sustainability economics", «Ecological Economics», 95(1), 1-5 (Article In Press).
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Elsevier