Achieving inclusive growth: what have we learnt?
Inclusive growth has been the exception globally, and will be a greater challenge in the future. Achieving it has to be central to our agenda, but req
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Tharman Shanmugaratnam
Tharman Shanmugaratnam is Senior Minister in Singapore, after serving as Deputy Prime Minister for eight years.
Senior Minister and Chairman, Group of Thirty, Singapore
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Inclusive growth has been the exception globally, and will be a greater challenge in the future. Achieving it has to be central to our agenda, but requires rethinking and reprioritisation – in economic, social and urban policies. There is also something we can all learn from policy experiences internationally.
On 26 January we welcomed Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore and Chairman of the Group of Thirty, to Bruegel to discuss these issues.
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