Any consensus on what is required by way of placebased policies is fragile and time limited. In broad historical perspective, what we have is a continuing debate about what we see in the economy, and positions taken in that debate connect with how we see the political and institutional challenges and possibilities. In every period there will be radicals pressing new problem definitions and conservatives defending existing concepts and measures.
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