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Daron Acemoglu on Why Liberalism Became a Victim of Its Own Success

Politics
Global
Commencé August 05, 2026

Yascha Mounk and Daron Acemoglu examine how the digital age severed the link between economic growth and shared prosperity

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Globalization has exacerbated the failures of liberalism by creating winners and losers in the economy.

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The digital age has fundamentally undermined the link between economic growth and shared prosperity.

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The concept of meritocracy in liberalism has often masked systemic inequalities.

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Economic policies must prioritize equitable wealth distribution to restore faith in liberalism.

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Liberalism can still thrive by reforming institutions to better address the challenges of the digital age.

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The retreat from liberal values can lead to dangerous authoritarianism and should be resisted.

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The erosion of shared values has weakened the foundation of liberal democracy and must be addressed.

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Rebuilding trust in liberal institutions requires a commitment to transparency and accountability.

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A renewed focus on community and social bonds can revitalize the principles of liberalism.

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Technological advancement should be harnessed to promote social equity rather than exacerbate divides.

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