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Publicly funded innovation as a source of inequality?

  • wsceblogs
  • 7 mars 2015
  • 1 min de lecture

Kemal Dervis suggests a notable approach to explain rising inequalities today. He sees the significant involvement of government in Research and Development as a source of wealth concentration. Two solutions are intimated – the use of sovereign wealth funds and a tax system reform. He warns this doesn’t mean publicly financed innovation should be stopped.


 
 
 

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