During the three-week Vatican Synod on the Amazon, Acton's Michael Severance speaks with world-renowned development economist Patrick Utomi of Nigeria's Lagos Business School. In front of Trajan's Markets at the Roman Forum, conversation centers on how "anthro-pessimism" destroys human confidence for producing both prosperous and virtuous economies. Utomi lays out a platform for "positive economic growth factors" that were just as valid in Rome's Golden Age as they are today.
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During the three-week Vatican Synod on the Amazon, Acton's Michael Severance speaks with world-renowned development economist Patrick Utomi of Nigeria's Lagos Business School. In front of Trajan's Markets at the Roman Forum, conversation centers on how "anthro-pessimism" destroys human confidence for producing both prosperous and virtuous economies. Utomi lays out a platform for "positive economic growth factors" that were just as valid in Rome's Golden Age as they are today.
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