Inequality

GDP needs an upgrade. Here's why

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In recent years many have highlighted the importance of alternative measures which take into account factors like happiness and equality. Image: REUTERS/Stringer

Diane Coyle
Bennett Professor of Public Policy, University of Cambridge
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