David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.
David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.
David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.
David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.
David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.
David de la Croix is an economist at Université Catholique de Louvain and serves as a lead author for Chapter 4 – Economic Growth, Human Development and Planetary Welfare. In this interview, he describes the relationships between economic growth and demographic change. He also explains how trajectories for economic growth vary across different philosophical paradigms.