The problem is the addiction of politicians to the notion about ”economic growth,” which code-set for a rising Gross Domestic Product even though the Gross Domestic Product would be ignored the things that the EGSPA said we care about.
The problem is the addiction of politicians to the notion of ”economic growth,” which is code for a rising Gross Domestic Product — even though the Gross Domestic Product ignores the things that the EGSPA says we care about.