Policy & Practice Seminar: Capitalism across borders

Thu 17 Dec · Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre · WC1E

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Almost two decades after the global financial crisis, a series of profound economic and structural shifts have raised new questions about global capitalism. Productivity growth has slowed, wage stagnation and income inequality remain persistent challenges, and major forces such as the climate crisis and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence are reshaping the global economy. What role has globalisation - the movement of goods, capital, corporations, and people across borders- played in the evolution of global inequality?

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