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Episode 66: The Public Interest Economy by Bronwyn Kelly (Chapter 3 - Parts 2 to 5)

from The Australia Together Podcast · host Bronwyn Kelly

Episode 66: Bronwyn Kelly reads Parts 2 to 5 of Chapter 3 of her latest book, The Public Interest Economy: the path to wellbeing, security and sustainable consumption in a democratised Australian economy.Chapter 3 is called A framework for trust in a democratised Australian economy. It’s about how we can rebuild the trust that is essential for an economy that will deliver wellbeing and security for everyone. Australians can democratise their economy and increase their influence in decisions by using National Integrated Planning & Reporting (National IP&R) to design their preferred future as a nation and to strike an essential new agreement with their governments – a National Accord on Wealth, Welfare and Wellbeing. This is Accord is necessary for the restoration of trust in Australia’s governments and for the effective functioning of a democratic economy. 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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