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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
My work touches upon the societal and environmental influences on economic development. While he points out potential negative impacts of technology, such as robots on future societies, and the influence of environmental pollution, his focus on these broader issues suggests that a holistic approach to development, considering social and environmental factors, is essential . Addressing these challenges effectively can unlock further developmental potential .
In summary, my opinion suggests that resources for country development extend beyond traditional economic factors to include:
Insights from behavioral economics to guide decision-making and policy design
Strategic integration of advanced technologies like AI and robotics for efficiency and innovation
Public understanding and application of behavioral economic principles .
Consideration of broader societal and environmental impacts in development strategies
These resources, when effectively harnessed, can help countries navigate the complexities of human behavior and economic realities to achieve sustainable development
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John Lok
My view stresses the importance of technology, particularly AI and robotics, as a resource for economic development and cost efficiency. He explores how these tools can enhance human talent, creativity, and organizational performance . By integrating AI into business processes, countries can achieve long-term cost reductions, which can free up resources for investment in other developmental areas . This aligns with the broader understanding that technological innovation is a significant driver of economic growth and productivity .
My view also implicitly suggests that education and awareness of behavioral economics itself are vital resources. My aim to explain complex behavioral economic concepts through "daily fun human behavior" and "daily life matters" indicates a belief that widespread understanding of these principles can empower individuals and organizations to make better decisions . This educational aspect can contribute to a more informed populace and a more resilient economy .
