$2.$We are All Economists Now.$($last chapter of Raworth, also worth reading a few times $-$ dig deep on this super short chapter too$).$

What does Raworth mean by this? What is she saying in her call to action at the end of the book $-$ highlight some of the details. What appeals to you in this call to action?

What$$s your main takeaway from the book overall?

What do you think will happen going forward $--$ will any of it unfold? Offer a few thoughts on how realistic you think her vision is and how the book will $$age$$ over time.

What are some ways you can become involved $--$ what, if anything, will you do differently after reading this book?

Note: feel free to pull from the prior chapter as well as you answer these $--$Be Agnostic About Growth$($Ch $7-$ last official chapter$),$ and of course from the book as a whole.