Author: Justin Protts, Chief Economist at Civitas

Blog: A national investment bank could support enterprise and be a path to more sustainable growth

by Justin Protts, Chief Economist at Civitas

Since the financial crisis, economic growth has mainly been driven by the combination of a larger workforce and greater consumer spending. This is unsustainable. For growth to be experienced by everyone and to be sustainable then each worker will need the ability to produce and earn more. [...]

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