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With that in mind, I want us to consider three great issues for our time as we use our backward gaze at history to gain insights for the future. First, can the world choose a path of shared prosperity, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability in this seventh age of globalization? We can call this the challenge of sustainable development.
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Scott Bessent is eminently more qualified than Howard Lutnick to run the U.S. Treasury. Scott understands markets, economics, people, and geopolitics better than anyone I’ve ever interacted with. Markets have already anticipated a Bessent choice. Lutnick is not Trump’s answer. https://t.co/qnpfBt6ZPt
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Tyler Cowen on the Great Stagnation’s End
open.spotify.comBut national developmentalism focused on the central state and big business alone will not suffice. To create a more resilient and secure society, Western countries – chief of all the US and the UK – need a model of political economy that rethinks the national economy in relation to local and regional levels. Industrial policy can no longer privile
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Musgrave argues that this hyper focus on growth creates instability because most of the students that leave these institutions will need to be involved in maintaining businesses rather than being the one a handful of big innovators.