24 May 2012
To mark the publication of The Growth Factory and Industrial Leadership, a TLG
collection of essays by leading politicians and business figures, join
our panel as they debate economic growth, recovery and the future of
industrial policy.
Speakers: Damian Collins MP, Jo Johnson MP and David Smith, author and economist.
Chair: Luke Johnson, RSA Chairman.
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Speakers: Damian Collins MP, Jo Johnson MP and David Smith, author and economist.
Chair: Luke Johnson, RSA Chairman.
Listen to the podcast of the full event including audience Q&A
Download the video (mp4)
Watch this panel discussion on our YouTube Channel
Watch this panel discussion on our Vimeo Channel
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Arie - 03 Dec 2012 8:00pm
So true. Honesty and eevrything recognized.
Jon Danzig - 28 Jul 2012 8:01pm
At this debate, I asked government member, Jo Johnson, MP, brother of London Mayor Boris, if Britain could be a number one economy again. He said no. In fact, as a country he said Britain is just going to get poorer and poorer relative to other countries. And the reason? He said it's because the UK only has a population of around 60 million. This doesn't quite make sense to me, as Australia only has a population of around 23 million, and yet the IMF recently predicted that Australia would be the best performing major advanced economy in the world over the next two years. Why not us? To see a YouTube excerpt of my question and Mr Johnson's answer go to: http://youtu.be/IpvOOqMd6Ww (55 seconds)