The Growth Delusion by David Pilling food Although at first Flyn agrees

Although at first Flyn agrees

And he found that virtually all produced “mind-numbing drivel”

including the need for parents to impose limits on children

A celebratory cookbook

The Growth Delusion by David Pilling food Although at first Flyn agreesAs an economics journalist, I found David Pillings new book a hard read, said Philip Aldrick in The Times. Not because its heavy going (the prose is sharp and engaging), but because of what it says about my subject. Pillings core contention is that gross domestic product the measurement upon which so much economic analysis is based is an arbitrary, oversimplified construct that we slavishly follow for no good reason. Moreover, the thing its supposedly