The deeper problem is that conventional measures of prosperity tend to emphasize income and consumption while households care about something broader: income, assets, security, time, and freedom from unavoidable expenditure.
Analysis1 month ago
The deeper problem is that conventional measures of prosperity tend to emphasize income and consumption while households care about something broader: income, assets, security, time, and freedom from unavoidable expenditure.
Opinion8 months ago
Kenya’s economic conversation celebrates growth figures while quietly overlooking the financial suffocation of the very class that sustains its tax base and consumption engine.




