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Episode 58: The Public Interest Economy by Bronwyn Kelly (Introduction)

from The Australia Together Podcast · host Bronwyn Kelly

Episode 1: Bronwyn Kelly reads the Introduction to her latest book, The Public Interest Economy: the path to wellbeing, security and sustainable consumption in a democratised Australian economy. The Public Interest Economy offers Australians a safe path to wellbeing, economic security and a sustainable natural environment by showing how they can use democratic processes to design their preferred economy.It shows how they can collaborate to develop plans for safe travel to a better future where no-one will fall into poverty or pay more than their fair share of tax, and where there is full employment in satisfying work. It also shows how an economy can be built in which there is income security, stable prices, equality of access to services sufficient for everyone’s wellbeing, and patterns of consumption and production that are sustainable within the limits of our human and natural resources. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bronwynkelly.substack.com

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