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"“Capitalism is simply not delivering for a large chunk of the population in the UK and other advanced economies – and neither are mainstream politicians. Theresa May seemed to grasp that fundamental reality in her first speech as Prime Minister, committing to “build a country that works for everyone”. But to achieve this, we need a concrete strategy for delivering inclusive growth."
The interim report from the RSA Inclusive Growth Commission (September 2016).
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