Richard Layard, of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics, has said that mental illness is Britain’s biggest social problem, costing 1.5% of GDP.
Richard Layard, du Centre for Economic Performance de la London School of Economics, affirme que les maladies mentales, qui coûtent à la Grande-Bretagne 1,5 % de son PIB, sont le plus gros problème social du pays.