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Capitalism's Moral Compass: Rebuilding Reciprocity
Drawing from Paul Collier's 'The Future of Capitalism,' this episode dissects how modern economic systems have inadvertently frayed social contracts and deepened societal divides. We explore the imperative to re-embed ethical considerations and shared purpose, fostering a more inclusive and sustainable capitalism.
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“Drawing from Paul Collier's 'The Future of Capitalism,' this episode dissects how modern economic systems have inadvertently frayed social contracts and deepened societal divides. We explore the imperative to re-embed ethical considerations and shared purpose, fostering a more inclusive and sustainable capitalism.”
— Paul Collier, Capitalism's Moral Compass: Rebuilding Reciprocity
capitalism, economy, society
This book is for leaders, policymakers, and engaged citizens seeking to understand the hidden mechanisms by which modern capitalism erodes social cohesion, offering a critical framework to diagnose societal fragmentation and forge pathways toward a more equitable, reciprocal, and sustainable economic future.
Paul Collier, a distinguished development economist, brings decades of rigorous analysis and practical insight to dissect how economic systems shape social contracts, offering a compelling vision for capitalism's ethical evolution.