Durable economics prioritizes long-term resilience over short-term gains, integrating environmental sustainability, social equity, and financial stability into policy and business models. It’s used to design infrastructure, supply chains, and investments that withstand shocks like climate change or market crashes. Beneficiaries include communities, future generations, and companies seeking stable growth. This approach shifts focus from immediate profit to lasting value creation.
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