The Intangible Economy with Jonathan Haskel + Roe v Wade & Corporate America
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The Importance of the Intangible Economy
We want to get rid of the restrictive planning regulations that intrench those agglomeration nactonalities. I think the other thing is, we've got a lot of public funding of higher education in the u k. We'd like to see rather less of that as well. Tethere is one point that i love of this book, institutions need to change as technology and the economy changes. What i ame a little bit disappointed is he has definitely some very interesting ideas, but a lot of that is more on the margin than a major change.
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