And that is exactly what New Zealand started doing in 2019[0].
A large problem with metrics is that they have a tendency of becoming a goal of their own. Instead of them being used as mere indicators, we end up with entire countries whose sole goal is to eternally increase their GDP - to the extent that it ends up harming the general population.
People do not solely exist to generate revenue, and it is about time we stop pretending they do.
A large problem with metrics is that they have a tendency of becoming a goal of their own. Instead of them being used as mere indicators, we end up with entire countries whose sole goal is to eternally increase their GDP - to the extent that it ends up harming the general population.
People do not solely exist to generate revenue, and it is about time we stop pretending they do.
[0]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesellsmoor/2019/07/11/new-ze...