Capitalism without capital: understanding our new ‘knowledge’ economy - speech by Jonathan Haskel

Given at the Ken Dixon lecture at the University of York
Published on 16 May 2019

Jonathan looks at how the trend away from tangible to intangible capital can affect our interpretation of the economy and considers the importance of understanding these issues for policymakers.

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Jonathan Haskel

Member of the Monetary Policy Committee

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