POLICIES FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH

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Abstract

Several decades ago, Sig Prais concluded that the root cause of the UK’s poor industrial performance was the poor quality of education and training. In this lecture, I will make a related argument, focussing on the lack of opportunity in the United Kingdom for workers who have not succeeded in the formal education system and the long-lasting impacts this has on their economic, health and social wellbeing. I will highlight the importance of providing opportunities for continued training over a worker’s lifetime for appropriate skills that are valued in the workplace in order to achieve inclusive growth.

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Griffith, R. (2024). POLICIES FOR INCLUSIVE GROWTH. National Institute Economic Review, 267, 26–34. https://doi.org/10.1017/nie.2024.2

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