FAQ
The inclusive economy is based on these 5 concepts:
- Participation - People are able to participate fully to business life thanks to transparency and shared knowledge of the rules and standards for setting up a business or finding a job.
- Fairness – All segments of society, in particular poor groups or socially disadvantagedare in a position to take advantage of opportunities, including access to goods, services and public infrastructure. Inequalities are decreasing rather than increasing.
- Growth - Opportunities for employment and quality work are increasing and incomes are rising, particularly for the poor. Growth and economic transformation are not just about GDP, but must include and be measured by other outcomes that reflect overall well-being.
- Stability- Individuals, households, communities and businesses are confident enough to invest in their future and anticipate outcomes of their economic decisions
- Sustainability - Economic and social wealth is maintained over time, preserving intergenerational well-being. Economic and social wealth is social value of all the assets that contribute to human well-being, including the man-made capital (manufactured, financial, human, social) and natural capital.
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