The Wolf at the Door: Why Business Must Save the Middle Class - Ian Shapiro Explains
Could businesses be missing a critical challenge ahead? In this powerful interview from March 2021— one of TrustTalk’s most popular episodes—Yale University's Professor Ian Shapiro dives into the economic dynamics fueling today’s political upheaval. He makes a compelling case that both American and European businesses must urgently support policies that strengthen the middle class—or risk the rise of more divisive, populist movements. Learn how economic insecurity is unraveling trust in democratic systems, how populist leaders are capitalizing on fear, and what concrete steps businesses can take to ensure a more secure and prosperous future. This is a must-watch conversation for anyone concerned about the future of democracy, trust, and the global economy. #economics #insecurity #middleclass #populist #business #Yale #trust #divisiveness

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