In the dominant economic growth paradigm, recycling and re-useThe Sustainable Development Goals are... Points: 1 An international treaty dictating how states must pursue development in their population A global agenda outlining 17 sustainable development goals to guide state approaches to development An effort to divorce sustainability from development A blueprint for sustainable development efforts in the next 100 years are often discouraged because incentives lead economic agents to... Points: 1 Increase production at lowest cost, which results in less recycling in the many situations where it is more expensive than new resource extraction Increase production at lowest cost, which results in more re-use because people value existing products over newly manufactured ones Decrease consumption throughout the population None of the above