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Pre-distribution addresses the fundamental dynamic of inequality in all market-driven economies, where an ever-increasing share of national income goes to...</description>
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Ideas have power. In his...</description>
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The deal in Washington may have saved the US from a fall over the edge into recession for now. But its wildly partisan politics is unable to find anything resembling a consensus on how to reduce defence spending or reform the costly entitlements of America's maturing welfare state. By 2025,...</description>
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