Beyond the Numbers: Why Economic Growth Is Not Enough: Understanding Public Dissatisfaction Amid Prosperity, Unequal Gains, and Policy Shortfalls
Economic growth can coexist with widespread dissatisfaction. This book examines why prosperity may fall short when its gains are unevenly distributed and policy responses fail to meet public expectations, offering a broader perspective on the relationship between economic progress, inequality, governance, and social contentment.
About This Book
Economic growth is often treated as a measure of collective success, but prosperity alone may not satisfy the public.
This book explores the sources of dissatisfaction that can persist alongside economic expansion, including unequal gains and unmet expectations.
It also considers how policy shortfalls may influence public perceptions of prosperity and economic progress.
Written for readers interested in economics and public affairs, the book invites a broader understanding of what meaningful progress requires.
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