Modern economies require constant growth, and with that growth comes an ever-increasing need for resources called
A) edge cities.
B) economic modernization.
C) the treadmill of production.
D) the new ecological paradigm.

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The term "treadmill of production" refers to the idea that modern economies require constant growth, which in turn requires an ever-increasing need for resources. This constant pursuit of growth can have negative environmental consequences.

Modern Economies Require Constant Growth, and with That Growth Comes