dear Dariusz Prokopowicz ,for cases in Indonesia, activities to reduce poverty are the domination of the activities of the ruling government, namely providing educational, medical and health facilities including low-cost housing facilities, this includes the field of "development studies". regards.

Land value taxation.

http://www.landvaluetax.org/

There is no one-size-its-all solution. Optimal social policies depend heavily on the institutional context and the economic realities of each country. For example, countries with high levels of unemployment might need a different policy mix than countries with low levels of unemployment but, let's say, high level of wage inequality.

There are many factors playing a role in defining optimal policy; such as political context, macroeconomic performance, public finance and debt, demography, stage of economic growth, culture, etc.

development is long term process and to achieve this goal education is basic component.

education, and followed up with local economic engagement policies, MNC (which may came up from the government) and SME (Locals) should work together.

To me, I believe in the six dimension of Kaufmann could help including

1. Voice and accountability

2. Political stability

3. Government effectiveness

4. regular quality

5. rule of law

6. control corruption.

I think that health and education play a fundamental role in this. Is possible to make policies by identifying the social vulnerability areas and applying the focalization of public resources, including food stamps or suporte some income. See "Bolsa Familia" in Brazil and also see Gunnar Myrdal and John Rawls equality of opportunity

The issues of the economic, financial, material and housing situation of households against the background of the state's economic policy have been described in the publications:

Article FAMILY 500 PLUS PROGRAMS AND FLAT PLUS WITH KEY INSTRUMENTS ...

Article Ability to Generate Financial Savings by Households in Poland

Article ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL SITUATION OF HOUSEHOLDS IN POLAND – A...

I invite you to discussion and cooperation.

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Some sources of social discrimination are still alive in many society. For example in south Asia there is a caste system which is so called upper and lower. People from so called lower caste are excluded from various opportunities and are not able to do what can they do. A poor lower caste people can't establish a tea shop because his tea is not bought due to untouchability in society. His cooked tea is not accepted by society and not accepted. So, government should take a radical policy to eliminate such social superstructure. Besides this there are many other many things which are caused of discrimination and poor are pushed into poverty. we have to talk about them.They may based on geography, language, religion, age, physical structure, race and nationalities.

An anti-power policy has Just been enacted by the new government in Italy. It appears as a mixture of employment and welfare policies. Yet the tool for implementing both of them is either non existent or not operational. I share the widespread idea that it will be another opportunity for many people pretending to be poor to cheat the state. We wait and see , but some perverse effects are in the offin. However the two ruling parties are likely to get more votes in the coming European elections

I think that @Christos Koutsampelas has described the challenge well. To his and other lists above I might add individual and collective capacity building. The difficulty is understanding which capacities and how much should be invested in each. We need better diagnostic tools to enable identification of individual community/regional economic development needs in situ and appropriate policies that can be prescribed. Such tools not only account for development assets in all forms, e.g., human capital, the tools must account for existing and potential networks and culture to understand how those assets are or can be used to achieve best results.

Looking for an appropriate socioeconomic policy for reducing poverty and social exclusion in a place/context without a previous in-depth analysis of poverty in such place/context is like prescribing a cure and medicines to a sick person without a medical examination and checkup. Such common approach is the cause of many wrong or ineffective anti-poverty policies.

In my opinion, construction is the key pro-development sector of the economy, which also significantly affects the material situation of citizens. Housing and social policy are usually important elements of socio-economic policy, which significantly affect the standard of living of citizens. However, in the context of the current processes of long-term business cycles, the slowdown in economic growth recorded since the end of 2018 in many countries and in the context of the state of state finances, the following question is up-to-date:

In a situation of a balanced state budget, a low level of indebtedness of the state finances and current economic realities, can a large-scale state-supported housing policy and social policy be promoted and promoted on a large scale?

Please reply

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In the context of the above considerations, the following question is also current:

Does the housing policy based on the state-supported construction of affordable housing for citizens and the system of family-friendly benefits paid to raise fertility in society as part of social policy are good instruments for pro-development socio-economic policy?

In a situation of well-managed public finance, in a situation of a balanced state budget, whether the low level of national finance debt can be developed on a large scale, the aforementioned housing policy and social policy?

In a situation of well-managed state finance and current economic realities, can a large-scale state-supported housing policy and social policy be promoted on a large scale to improve housing and living conditions, raise the income and financial situation of citizens?

Can this kind of pro-development social and economic policy be a good solution to the situation of a decline in economic activity and the cyclically slowdown of the country's economic growth?

Please reply

I invite you to the discussion

Thank you very much

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In highly developed countries in which, thanks to technological progress and growing production, the standard of living of citizens is increasing and the possibilities of pro-social implementation, active social, socio-economic and housing policies are increasing. However, in the poorest countries covered by various economic, climate, political crises, etc., the opposite may occur, i.e. a decrease in the standard of living of citizens, including the increasing number of hungry people.

Do you agree with me on the above matter?

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Dear Pasquale De Muro,

Yes, you highlighted the key aspect of the purposefulness of shaping and improving the socio-economic policy. You have highlighted an important aspect that generates the causes of many wrong or ineffective anti-poverty policies as an important segment of social policy as part of socio-economic policy.

Best regards, Have a nice day, Stay healthy!

Dariusz Prokopowicz

The anti-crisis economic policy can be implemented in conjunction with the social policy of improving the income of citizens and the sector policy, activating entrepreneurship, consisting in supporting economic entities in order to maintain jobs in the situation of economic downturn. The possibilities of pursuing this type of interventionist, anti-crisis and pro-development socio-economic policy are determined by the state of the state's public finances.

Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

I think that is necessary to improve education and health care for vulnebable people. But for long term, I think that the capistalism will have to change when Big Data, IOT and 5.0 Society become itself new reality or we will have scenario described by Harari in Homodeus!

I also think that we can to reduce the fetishism of commodity in society this task could be, maybe, become a bit esasier.

Dear Francisco Ribeiro,

Yes, that's right. Socio-economic policy programs in which the state increases the scale and improves the provision of public goods to citizens should ensure a certain level of health, public-social, economic, material security, etc. I also agree with you that the development of ICT, Internet and Industry information technologies 4.0 causes structural and other changes in the current economic systems operating in the model of social market economies.

Regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

The above question: What socio-economic policy is appropriate for reducing poverty and social exclusion in contemporary social market economies? Due to the economic recession caused by the SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) pandemic, the economy may still be present in many countries.

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Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Tom Guevara,

Yes, that's right. In order to apply the appropriate instruments and programs of socio-economic policy, it is necessary to precisely identify the individual needs of the economic development of the community.

Thank you very much,

Greetings,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Your query, my dear Dariusz Prokopowicz , is also about the accounts of society:

Conference Paper The 'Babylonian' Accounts of Society

Conference Paper Money To Capital?

Here arises the question of a:

https://www.academia.edu/53142508/Next_Generation_Economic_System

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Reducing the win/lose total in our human-made societies by our free will and thought requires the eco-logical evolution of our accounting systems towards more win/win bargaining models.

We possess enough creative computational power (tools) to reduce the current involutionary path of humanity, in physical and spiritual terms of creative economic cognition.

Much poverty in the world is deliberately caused by those who propose the relative "government policies" to combat the phenomenon.

Therefore, it is a dog that bites its own tail.

Gioacchino de Candia You are right, but not all dogs are the same. We need prudent economic policies to combat poverty; the state does not seem to be the best agent, I do agree. So, job creation is the key, which burns down to lower taxation of productive labor and enterprises.

Stephen I. Ternyik the state has nothing to do with it; it's about governments and all dogs are the same.

Gioacchino de Candia Yes, governmental agency decides about the policy direction. My point is that the way out of poverty is freedom of labor and enterprise.

https://mises.org/library/conquest-poverty

https://mises.org/library/can-state-reduce-poverty

Dear Stephen I. Ternyik,

Yes of course. Thanks for providing interesting publication proposals that may inspire us to continue our discussion on socio-economic and social policy, the aim of which is, among others, poverty reduction in society.

Thank you very much,

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

There is one and only solution is education. Quality and free education at primary to graduation level is the single solution to overcome poverty

Dear Munawar Hassan,

Yes. Education is one of the key determinants of the possibility of influencing future development, professional and material status, and economic and social standard of living.

Thank you very much,

Best wishes,

Dariusz Prokopowicz