Are new concepts of pro-development, anti-crisis, Keynesian socio-economic policy proposed in recent years in scientific publications used to improve the country's economic growth?
Do you know examples of countries where in recent years new concepts of pro-development, anti-crisis, Keynesian socio-economic policy have been implemented and developed, used to improve the country's economic growth, which have been developed and described in scientific publications in recent years?
What kind of instruments of socio-economic policy have been applied with the positive effects of a significant improvement of the country's economic growth?
What new concept of pro-development, anti-crisis, Keynesian socio-economic policy has been implemented and why?
What positive effects on the functioning of the economy have been achieved by using a specific concept of socio-economic policy?
Is the importance of improving the pro-development and anti-crisis concept, Keynesian socio-economic policy growing due to the predicted decline in the economic growth rate of the global economy in 2019?
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Be advised that i am a newcomer to this subject matter. However have said that , i feel that i am able to add to Stephan Ternyik's comment:
"The underlying cybernetic idea will continue to be of vital economic importance, but we need 'modernized adaptations', in terms of scientific cognition/learning and not dogmatic partisanship."
It is my naivety that i think the nation's ability to optimally integrate it's educational and economical systems into one system will yield a "healthy nation. Theoretically this can easily be shown via the mathematical laws of physics. However, in the real world these models are difficult to be validated via organic measurements. I would propose that a nations GDP could be such an organic sensor. As such, the nations GDP may normalized and compared to the GDP of others -- see attachment.
Using the normalized GDP as a "measurement" of the nation's "health". The economic state of the economic system may be extracted. These "states(shrouded in uncertainty)" would be required to satisfy GDP characteristics as illustrated additional attachment 2. These would provide 1st level validation of the theory from scientific models (including uncertainty ) of GDP which satisfy mathematical physics.
The recipes of Baron Keynes were well very suited for the post WW2 economies of the West, e.g. social market economics in West-Germany was strongly influenced by this anti-cyclical model of economics. The underlying cybernetic idea will continue to be of vital economic importance, but we need 'modernized adaptations', in terms of scientific cognition/learning and not dogmatic partisanhip.
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Be advised that i am a newcomer to this subject matter. However have said that , i feel that i am able to add to Stephan Ternyik's comment:
"The underlying cybernetic idea will continue to be of vital economic importance, but we need 'modernized adaptations', in terms of scientific cognition/learning and not dogmatic partisanship."
It is my naivety that i think the nation's ability to optimally integrate it's educational and economical systems into one system will yield a "healthy nation. Theoretically this can easily be shown via the mathematical laws of physics. However, in the real world these models are difficult to be validated via organic measurements. I would propose that a nations GDP could be such an organic sensor. As such, the nations GDP may normalized and compared to the GDP of others -- see attachment.
Using the normalized GDP as a "measurement" of the nation's "health". The economic state of the economic system may be extracted. These "states(shrouded in uncertainty)" would be required to satisfy GDP characteristics as illustrated additional attachment 2. These would provide 1st level validation of the theory from scientific models (including uncertainty ) of GDP which satisfy mathematical physics.
Books are certainly valuable sources of information and offer myriad benefits regarding all aspects of life. However, such benefits are actualized if and only if the authorities in charge translate them into action. In other words, conceptualization of theories should be operationalized in real life contexts. As the wise adage states, " Actions speak louder than words."
Hello everyone, thank you for participating in the discussion. In view of the above, I would like to inspire and encourage joint discussion on the following issue: For a long time, there has been a widespread opinion in textbooks on economics that economic growth, which can be studied, and also estimated for shorter periods, is necessary for effective economic development, analyzed over a longer period. On the other hand, due to the need to implement the principles of sustainable, pro-ecological development in economic processes implemented in accordance with the concept of circular economy and / or Greek economy, so in the future the importance of activating economic growth may decrease, at least of the economic growth that is implemented in traditional, hitherto dominant formulas. However, in order to carry out ecological reforms, economic growth is also necessary for at least a certain period and in certain technologies. In addition, economic growth is one of several key factors conditioning economic development. However, it is important that it is financially secure economic growth, i.e. that economic growth is not burdened with high public debt and high liquidity risk in the state's public finance system. And unfortunately, due to the current recession, the decline in economic activity of many companies caused by the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus pandemic (causing Covid-19 disease), revenues, consumption, investments and also the state budget revenues from taxes dropped. It is widely accepted that economic growth is usually necessary for the implementation of economic development in accordance with classical economic theory. On the other hand, economic development based on the concept of green economy and / or circular economy, involves the implementation of the principles of sustainable, pro-ecological development, i.e. zero development (implemented in accordance with the concept of zero growth) or based on a slowing, very low economic growth rate analyzed as an objective process not opportunistic. Economics textbooks provide many formulas, theoretical concepts that suggest how economic growth and development can be stimulated as part of pro-development socio-economic policy. However, do policy makers planning specific anti-crisis instruments and interventionist programs that are key elements of pro-social socio-economic policy always always use this knowledge effectively?
What do you think about it?
What is your opinion on this topic?
I am asking for an answer and invite you to a discussion,
Thank you very much and best regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Dear Stephen I. Ternyik, Al Fermelia, Anjay kumar Mishra, Saifi Walid, Reza Biria, Thank you very much for participating in this discussion and providing inspiring and informative answers to the above question: Is the proposed scientific publications in new concepts of social and economic policies are used to improve the country's economic growth? Thank you very much for your inspiring, interesting and highly substantive answer. Thank you very much for the interesting information and inspiration to continue deliberations on the above issues. In view of the above, in my opinion, in recent years the importance of social and economic policies in the context improve the country's economic growth. Best wishes,
Have a nice day,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Dear Saifi Walid,
Yes, thank you for your reply. Greetings,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Dear Saifi Walid,
Thank you very much.
Greetings,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
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