Policy Network:
The right partnership between government and the dynamic and creative potential of private enterprise is needed to deliver on an inclusive growth agenda
10 July 2014
In 2013 the LSE Growth Commission published a report into future UK growth. The aim of the Commission was to identify institutions and policies that could generate more growth in an inclusive way, guaranteeing that the fruits of future prosperity are widely shared. The report recommended that progress should be measured beyond GDP per head, especially by median household income.
This article was published online by the Policy Network on July 10, 2014
Link to article here
Related publications
Investing for Prosperity: Skills, Infrastructure and Innovation, Report of the LSE Growth Commission in partnership with the Institute for Government, Philippe Aghion, Tim Besley, John Browne, Francesco Caselli, Richard Lambert, Rachel Lomax, Chris Pissarides, Nick Stern and John Van Reenen, 31 January 2013
Investing for Prosperity: A Manifesto for Growth, Tim Besley and John Van Reenen (Eds), LSE Academic Publishing, London Publishing Partnership, September 2013
Book details here
Related links
John Van Reenen webpage
Productivity and Innovation Programme webpage
LSE Growth Commission webpage