Welcome to Economica, a (fictional) coastal country with stunning beaches, vibrant cities and 22 million inhabitants. It has been a difficult year for much of the population and all eyes are on the Prime Minister to determine the economic future of the country.
She has stated her views: “I understand that inequality may feel unjust to some, but the fact remains that inequality is good for promoting competition, innovation and ultimately growth. We can’t ignore the benefits that inequality has brought to our country.”
Do you agree that inequality is good for growth? Take an interactive tour through the arguments for and against this approach and have your say!
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