copied and pasted the review has published 'Club Meeting Manuel Broseta ' of the conference he gave yesterday about ' The decline, "one of the solutions the crisis. " I want to thank 'Club Meeting' your invitation to Perez Paco Puche presentation and the attendees for their participation. On Wednesday visited the Club Meeting Broseta Francisco Manuel Alvarez Molina, former vice president of the Paris Bourse, where formed and former CEO of the Valencia Stock Exchange. The financial adviser explained the theory of decline as one solution to the crisis and said that if at this moment the Asian continent and parts of Africa consume the same resources that we "would take three planet earths to meet these needs ". The expert explained that growth, as understood today and our culture is the process "buy-buy-pull-pull", so that consumption always involves borrowing, since it is associated with the concept of money. "The problem that arises is that the money is not used as a tool," says Alvarez Molina, but our training combines growth with the concept of happiness "the more I have, the happier I am and I defend the theory that at this time does not go through this."
"Sustainable development is not equal to sustainable growth," said Alvarez Molina pointed out that "there are formulas that can do things differently, but spending less." Alvarez said that in our culture, has always understood the term decline as it is disturbing, negative, counter-current "a provocative term, from my point of view, applying voluntarily reflection." The decrease "Continued the expert, not just about numbers, but should relate the economy and the planet we live. The decrease follows "living better for less" and the expert proposes what he calls the 8 R: "reevaluate, reconceptualize, restructure, rearrange, relocate, reduce, reuse and recycle.
This theory has its origin in France, argues that sustainable development involving three areas: economic, environmental and social and according to the speaker, "will ensure a sustainable future together always analyzing the three points of view and the impact that each area has in the other two. " Finally, the rapporteur encouraged the Board to reflect on this new theory that lands in our country to "study the best way to live better, and it is very important: those who come after us, too, can enjoy this planet." Francisco Alvarez Molina was presented by journalist Paco Pérez Puche, who defined it as a great specialist in economic analysis, with a vocation as a communicator (now a regular contributor to RNE). Perez struck out Puche also affectionately of "major provocateur." "When everybody talks about growth," notes Pérez Puche, he proposes to think otherwise and find that there is another way of understanding world economy. "
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