An expansion of conventional economic theory to encompass all relevant criteria in the assessment and realization of a more functional and integrated science concerned with the production and distribution of wealth. It formally takes into account what conventional economics considers as “externalities,” e.g., social, ecological, psychological or political effects of economic policies.
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