>>17807722
>GDP growth and sustainability
First one has its famous faults and i would like to ask what you mean sustainability and how you would achieve it
>Wrong guy
Apologies
>>17807725
Such banks are most efficient when not mandated or influenced by government barring the basic rule of law.
You need actual market forces And accountability, politicizing these and making arbitrary regulations would be counter productive.
Not to get too /pol/ but ideally you would have the least amount of regulation and politicization possible
>The factory that pollutes pays back the pollution according to the wishes of those affected
This is a legal case of compensation, no fines or regulation are necessary. The factory owner can actually produce without polluting if wanting to profit more, you have little to no corruption and people would organize naturally specifically rather than the rigid parties you need for politics being used for everything