Alice Lassman is a second year Durham University student studying Geography, Laidlaw Scholar in Economics and Indigo prize winner. Her talk, centered around why economic indicators need to change, based itself on how society needs to work towards collaborative nations' economies. The goal, she believes, is for these economies to promote equitable and fair prosperity. Alice Lassman is a second year Durham University student studying Geography, Laidlaw Scholar in Economics and Indigo prize winner. Her talk, centered around why economic indicators need to change, based itself on how society needs to work towards collaborative nations' economies. The goal, she believes, is for these economies to promote equitable and fair prosperity. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
Alice Lassman is a second year Durham University student studying Geography, Laidlaw Scholar in Economics and Indigo prize winner. Her talk, centered around why economic indicators need to change, based itself on how society needs to work towards collaborative nations' economies. The goal, she believes, is for these economies to promote equitable and fair prosperity. Alice Lassman is a second year Durham University student studying Geography, Laidlaw Scholar in Economics and Indigo prize winner. Her talk, centered around why economic indicators need to change, based itself on how society needs to work towards collaborative nations' economies. The goal, she believes, is for these economies to promote equitable and fair prosperity. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
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