Public debt and the more subtle ways we risk cheating future generations
Two decades ago, the American economist Laurence Kotlikoff proposed a structure of “intergenerational accounting” to enable us to better understand the ways in which our actions today impinge on the welfare of generations to come. Only if we develop and broaden that framework can we start to address the question Roche put to his fellow parliamentarians 350 years ago.
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