What is the basis of the "no problem" variation of the planetary management worldview? 

A)  the general belief that an ethical responsibility to "tend our garden" would improve most technological-economic growth worldviews 
B)  the general belief that pure capitalism should be used to make economic decisions 
C)  the general belief that better management and technology, and more economic growth, can fix humanity's problems 
D)  the general belief that a mixture of market-based competition, improved technology, and government intervention can solve humanity's problems

Planetary Management

Planetary management is a worldview that regards the Earth as a system to be managed for the benefit of humans, focusing on the manipulation of natural systems to meet human needs.

Economic Growth

The increase in the market value of the goods and services produced by an economy over time, often measured as the percent rate of increase in the real gross domestic product (GDP).

Technological-Economic Growth

The increase in economic output (growth) driven by technological innovations and advancements, leading to improved efficiencies and productivity.