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Edward Stourton chairs a discussion series in which guests set out their strong views

Edward Stourton chairs a live discussion series in which guests set out their strong views on a subject, before being challenged by a panel of experts

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Professor Julian Le Grand argues that inherited wealth is bad for the nation.

Prof Julian Le Grand argues that inherited wealth is bad for the nation. You can join in the live discussion chaired by Edward Stourton: iconoclasts@bbc.co.uk or text 84844.

Professor Julian Le Grand of the London School of Economics argues that inherited wealth is bad for the nation. His views will be challenged by Madsen Pirie (Founder and President of the Adam Smith Institute), Philip Beresford (Compiler of the Sunday Times Rich List) and Faiza Shaheen (Researcher on Economic Inequality for the New Economics Foundation). 

The live studio discussion is chaired by Edward Stourton. You can join in by e-mailing: iconoclasts@bbc.co.uk
or text 84844

Producer: Peter Everett.

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