Senthuran Bhuvanendra

In case this adds anything (it may not!), I also remember finding Korsgaard's reiteration of this in Sources of Normativity (pp113-7) nice/clear

Is There an Underside to Economic Growth ? A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Malaysia This paper sheds light on a Malaysian paradox that may have lessons for the rest of the world. Despite high gross domestic product growth with concurrent sharp reductions .

Why do people feel worse even as their countries grow richer?

In an age of populism, we need to ask what policy misses when it focuses solely on growth.

A thread on our paper: Is There an Underside to Economic Growth? 👇
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Thanks for sharing this. I think she made the right decision not to run - as she says in the Guardian piece last night, she would have had to fall in line, and I think it's better she articulate an alternative economic vision. She needs to be leader.