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what are your responses to these and if you've seen the book i apologize.nd >> if ial understand you correcy you are basically saying can these social factors be plugged into a market model? >> exactly. and of course you have too. but it doesn't mean it's not beyond gdp they can be incorporated and what we have. >> yes. there are two separate aspects of this. can we create an economy that deals with these issues of sustainability, inequality, life/work balance. i think we can. and in fact the last third of my book is about the alternative to neoliberal capitalism which i called progressiveit capitalismt would probably talk about another social democracy. and that progressive capitalism there is going to be an array of institutional arrangements. of which for-profit companies are only onert part. there are co-ops, ngos, this institution is an example of that. the manufacturing which is the way we always used to think about economies is only about 10% of the economy less than 10% both inth gdp and employment. the servicece sector is really e largest part of the economy. an increasingly

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