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Exploring Economics

Will the Next Generation Be Worse Off?

Ross Guest and Fabrizio Carmignani

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Reality check: why the next generation is likely to be worse off
What might lie ahead: an unequal society incapable of innovation
Why the market will not save us and the need for government intervention
A history of government failures: learning from past mistakes
Rethinking economic growth and economic policy
A new approach to promote growth and support socioeconomic transformation

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9 hours

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FutureLearn

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Griffith University

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Ross Guest

Fabrizio Carmignani

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