Thank you for your interest in Birmingham's Economic Justice Action Network.
By way of providing some context for the Economic Justice Action Network, please find some information on local economy and economic justice below.
The economy isn’t just run by governments and big businesses; we’re all part of it. Our local economy is shaped by the things we buy and the services we use - such as housing or social care - as well as by the choices we make and the things we value.
When we talk about economic justice we are referring to fairness, equality and everyone having enough money to live and having access to the essentials of life: clean air, good public services, suitable housing, positive health care experiences, access to green spaces etc.
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