Redefining Prosperity through Values

In episode 3, Professor Dame Henrietta Moore argues that prosperity should be understood as the ability to live well together rather than simply achieving economic growth or accumulating wealth. She explains that prosperity is shaped by relationships, culture, institutions and shared values such as dignity, care, belonging and sustainability, all of which are overlooked by traditional measures like GDP. 

Professor Moore advocates for participatory approaches to policymaking that involve communities in defining what matters most, enabling governments and businesses to develop policies that address local needs while supporting broader social and environmental goals. She also discusses the role of business and artificial intelligence, arguing that both should move beyond profit and efficiency to promote collective well-being, resilience and long-term sustainable development.