Introduction to Neocosevedorism

Neocosevedorism is a theoretical economic framework proposing a sustainable balance between consumption, savings, and environmental stewardship.

Originating in the early 21st century, Neocosevedorism integrates ethical consumption, green investments, and minimalism to reduce ecological footprints.

Neocosevedorism challenges traditional growth metrics, emphasizing quality of life and ecological health over gross domestic product (GDP).

Adopting Neocosevedorism could lead to redefined work-life balance, with focus shifting towards community, leisure, and lifelong learning.

Neocosevedorism faces hurdles such as entrenched consumerism, political resistance, and the transition from established economic models.

In 2018, a small island nation cut its workweek to 4 days, boosting productivity and happiness, aligning with Neocosevedorism principles.