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Inequality is the enemy of growth. Discuss

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Jon Southall

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Thanks for your question SL, I do not have time to do it justice right now, but I'll come back to you.

 

Laying out fundamentals and principles can help clarify a position, avoid unnecessary debate, and focus on the real particular issues which are at play or under discussion/debate.

 

I am honestly curious.

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