Fostering Trust: Keys to Economic Growth and Community Harmony
Episode 4 of the Voices of Australia podcast explores the crucial role of trust in nurturing economic prosperity and social unity. Hosted by Anthea Hancocks, CEO of the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute (SFRI), this episode features Ian Harper AO, a renowned economist, academic and distinguished public commentator.
Ian shares profound insights drawn from navigating pivotal decisions during the pandemic, emphasising the significant responsibility inherent in influential economic roles. He passionately advocates leveraging privilege to serve broader societal goals, a principle he has instilled in his students. Ian’s reflections on the intersection of economics, social cohesion, and understanding individuals' positions offer a compelling exploration of how trust is key to economic sustainability.
About the Podcast:
Voices of Australia is a Scanlon Foundation Research Institute podcast exploring all things interesting in the world of social cohesion. Voices of Australia is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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