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In this episode, host Tina Johnson and economist Jim Boyce challenge the notion that economic growth—measured by GDP—is a reliable indicator of democratic success. They argue that true democracy requires addressing inequalities in both wealth and political influence. Highlighting the limitations of GDP in reflecting human well-being, the conversation emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements in promoting equity and justice. The episode calls for a reimagined economic system that prioritizes shared prosperity and aligns with democratic ideals.
By Tina JohnsonIn this episode, host Tina Johnson and economist Jim Boyce challenge the notion that economic growth—measured by GDP—is a reliable indicator of democratic success. They argue that true democracy requires addressing inequalities in both wealth and political influence. Highlighting the limitations of GDP in reflecting human well-being, the conversation emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements in promoting equity and justice. The episode calls for a reimagined economic system that prioritizes shared prosperity and aligns with democratic ideals.