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After Austerity: if you could enact one pro-growth policy what would it be?
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At the TUC's After Austerity conference delegates such as Ha-Joon Chang, Duncan Weldon, Stefan Stern, Dave Powell and Kathy Dyson suggest ways the Treasury might be able to promote growth in the stagnant British economy
