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This Is what a humane economy looks like
IPS 04 March 2013
The severe crisis crippling Spain is also sparking some creative responses, such the Okonomía project, a teaching initiative that helps individuals and communities to understand the workings of the economy and make more informed decisions to manage their finances. (948 Words) - By Inés Benítez
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