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“Hrubý národní produkt nebere v úvahu zdraví našich dětí, kvalitu jejich vzdělání nebo radost jejich her. Nezahrnuje krásu naší poezie nebo stabilitu našich manželství, inteligenci veřejné debaty nebo politickou soudržnost... zkrátka měří všechno, jen ne to, co činí život hodnotným.”

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