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Episode 67: The Public Interest Economy by Bronwyn Kelly (Chapter 4 - Parts 1 to 5)

from The Australia Together Podcast · host Bronwyn Kelly

Episode 67: Bronwyn Kelly reads Parts 1 to 5 of Chapter 4 of her latest book, The Public Interest Economy: the path to wellbeing, security and sustainable consumption in a democratised Australian economy.Chapter 4 is about how to arrange Australia’s economy in the public interest. Bronwyn starts with sections about how Australians can take an influential role in this by using National Inegrated Planning & Reporting – National IP&R – to build a long term plan for economic and resource sustainability.This activity of collaborative economic planning by the community is key to defeating neoliberalism. It is possibly the only way Australians can overcome the poverty, inequality, loss of wellbeing and unfair taxation caused by thirty years of the dominance of neoliberalism and neoclassical economics in Australia and many other advanced countries. 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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