How Moral Questions Impact Economic Growth with Daniel Susskind

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Economist at Oxford University and King’s College London, Daniel Susskind meets with me to discuss his new book, Growth: A History and a Reckoning. He discusses how we need more economic growth and how he believes we ought to do that, diving into climate change, technological progress, inequality, and protecting the things we care about. Is GDP a narrow way of measuring economic growth? What does it mean that you “manage what you measure” and how does it apply to policy? There are moral questions that make a major impact on today’s topic. This episode has wonderful insight you won’t want to miss.

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