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Infographic: Linking Creativity and Sustainable Prosperity

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Infographic: Linking Creativity and Sustainable Prosperity

By Ben Ge
Issue 14 Spring | Summer 2015

* Norway and Canada tied for 7th place. INFOGRAPHIC Source: GCI Report September, 2011: http://martinprosperity.org/media/GCI%20Report%20Sep%202011.pdf Designed BY: Ben Ge

* Norway and Canada tied for 7th place.   Source: GCI Report September, 2011: http://martinprosperity.org/media/GCI%20Report%20Sep%202011.pdf

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