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What if economics didn't start and end with money, but prioritised the health of human beings and the planet? Economist Kate Raworth argues that the way economics is practised now, needs to dramatically change to meet the 21st century challenges. As the world continues to overshoot the use of its finite resources, and 11 per cent of people don't have enough food, 9 per cent of people don't have access to clean water, and 1 in 3 people has no access to a toilet, what is the next step that corporations, governments and individuals urgently need to take?
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