
The Tangible Economics Of Public Trust: Quantifying The Global Balance Between Investment And Reward – By Dr. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke
The Tangible Economics of Public Trust: Quantifying the Global Balance Between Investment and Reward Gaining and maintaining public trust transcends mere goodwill; it operates within a rigorous economic framework demanding strategic resource allocation. Organizations and governments worldwide navigate a complex calculus, weighing significant investments against the substantial, often quantifiable, benefits of a trusted reputation. The evidence from diverse global contexts underscores that trust is not an abstract ideal but a concrete asset with measurable inputs and returns. Building trust necessitates substantial, upfront investment. Consider the establishment of institutional safeguards. Australia's creation of the National Integrity Commission in 2020 represents a…









