In politics, shifting the terms of debate is critical. By that measure, the RSA Inclusive Growth Commission has achieved considerable impact.
When the commission was launched in spring 2016, inclusive growth seemed a fairly esoteric concept. But since then we have seen the EU referendum, the election of president Trump, and a new British prime minister avowedly committed to improving the livelihoods of ordinary working people.
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