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There are huge opportunities for Britain in a world where the global middle class is expected to treble to five billion people in the next two decades. This text brings together leading experts, business leaders, entrepreneurs and politicians with ideas for how Britain can thrive in this context, building an inclusive and broad-based economy.
Contributions focus on the changing global context and discuss how government can work with business to generate more balanced and sustainable growth. This discussion focuses on how Britain should prepare for success with the BRIC and MINT economies; the challenge of inclusive growth; how to generate success that enables all to contribute and to achieve their aspirations; the innovation imperative; what Britain must do to remain at the forefront of technological innovation; and re-imagining industrial strategy.
Contents
Introduction: How Britain can harness the winds of change, Chuka Umunna / Part I: The changing global context / 1. Britain and the world in 2030, Jim O'Neill / 2. A new age of technological progress, Carlota Perez / 3. Trading Places: Preparing Britain for global opportunity, Lord Mervyn Davies / Part II: The challenge of inclusive growth / 4. Trade unions in the new economy, Roy Rickhuss / 5. A new direction for a more inclusive economy, Sir Charlie Mayfield / 6. Business and government working together for more inclusive growth, Sir Peter Rigby / 7. Smart and inclusive growth, Mariana Mazzucato/ Part III: The innovation imperative / 8. Innovation and growth: A roadmap for the next government, Lord David Sainsbury / 9. The power to create, Matthew Taylor / 10. What the innovators of tomorrow see today, Billy Boyle / 11. Encouraging technical innovation and high-growth SMEs, John Davis / Part IV: Business and government working together for the long-term / 12. Rebuilding the UK industrial base, Ha-Joon Chang & Antonio Andreoni / 13. Supporting companies in a scale-up revolution, Sherry Coutu / 14. The power of technology clusters, David Cleevely