Summary:
The book explores the role of trust in various aspects of society, including economics, business, and personal relationships, using a blend of research and anecdotes. It examines how trust is built, broken, and repaired, and its impact on cooperation, productivity, and social harmony.
Key points:
1. Trust as an Economic Essential:
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