How to Conceive the Brundtland Agenda in the Context of the Nominal Economy’s Imperialism

Due to the need of a necessary effort of coagulation and ordering, the authors attempt to place within the Brundtland Agenda’s structure of ideas the main ones that claim to define mainstream economics. This bold endeavour conveys the idea that there are three main areas that require work so that the mainstream could resonate with the Brundtland aspirations. Firstly, it must reconsider the role of the standard of value in the fight against the risks that accompany limitless “relaxations” (of the monetary kind). Secondly, the state, the bank and bankruptcy must be returned to the roles configured by the Adamist school. Thirdly, it must figure out why central banks refuse the natural rate of interest. The authors consider that this last area offers the starting point to thoroughly redirect the economy on the true course of sustainable development.