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How much of our lives is defined by what we buy? We ask Kip Andersen, Ufuk Tarhan and William Higham what will become of an economy that has been so focused on growth, now that its contributors – us - have had time to consider the way we really want to live, what that means and the consequences of how we spend and where we buy.
To navigate this topic, our host June Sarpong talks with Kip Andersen, Ufuk Tarhan and William Higham.
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