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You would think that Scottish 18th-Century writer, intellectual, 'Father of Economics', Adam Smith would have lost relevance in our modern society. Quite the opposite, according to Joseph Healy, who believes there is much to learn from Adam Smith, if we are to strive for a more equitable, productive and happier society.
Australia today is prosperous by many traditional economic measures yet getting progressively poorer by other measures of what constitutes a vibrant, healthy and good society. And the direction of travel is concerning. Australia's economic pie (GDP) might be growing, but too
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You would think that Scottish 18th-Century writer, intellectual, 'Father of Economics', Adam Smith would have lost relevance in our modern society. Quite the opposite, according to Joseph Healy, who believes there is much to learn from Adam Smith, if we are to strive for a more equitable, productive and happier society.

Australia today is prosperous by many traditional economic measures yet getting progressively poorer by other measures of what constitutes a vibrant, healthy and good society. And the direction of travel is concerning. Australia's economic pie (GDP) might be growing, but too many people are getting smaller and smaller pieces of it, and a handful are getting far more than they can possibly eat.

This thought-provoking book explores how our economic progress seems inversely correlated to a decline in important measures of societal wellbeing, such as the alarming increase in family dysfunctionality, domestic violence, the scale and scope of mental health-associated problems and a persistently deteriorating trend in baseline education. In many ways, Australia is becoming a divided society, and this is a serious trajectory if not addressed and corrected.

With historical and recent references, Healy has written an important and engaging discourse for readers keen to understand where our society can improve and how we can assist.


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Autorenporträt
Joseph Healy is an international banker and mental health entrepreneur. He held senior executive positions at two of Australia's major banks and three international banks, working with businesses large and small for 40 years. He was a co-founder and CEO of Judo Bank (2016-2024), a bank created to serve the needs of the SME economy - the baker, the butcher, and the brewer. He is also a co-founder and CEO of Malu Health Group (2025-), which specialises in mental health care.Joseph holds six advanced degrees: in Financial Economics, Business Studies, Banking and Finance, Chinese International Management, Contemporary Chinese studies, and the Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health. This is his fifth book.