The UK economy after Brexit: Working for all? Martin Wolf and Prof Mariana Mazzucato in conversation with Michael Jacobs

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Martin Wolf and Mariana Mazzucato in conversation with Michael Jacobs at the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice conference, on Tuesday 14th of November 2017- 'The UK Economy After Brexit: Working for All?'.

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