Economic growth is a function of physical capital, human capital, and ideas – the factor that binds them into output. A simple yet telling model that hints at the structural elements needed for the development of a nation. And although physical and human capital may seem rather simple to understand, the origin of ideas is
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“We should not let the tail wag the dog”. This a rather unusual idiom, but one that defined the interview given by Nick Saville at the Room for Discussion. His role as Director of Thought Leadership for Cambridge English is one of exploring language learning and mastery through technology. By using automated systems for assessment,
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