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Charles PELLEGRIN

Innovation: When High Tech doesn't necessarily mean high inequality

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What do Austria, Sweden, Switzerland and Taiwan all have in common? For economist Neil Lee, it’s their ability to share the benefits of innovation equally across society. Charles Pellegrin discusses Lee's latest book “Innovation for the masses”.

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