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2021 YSI EHWG Mandate - Questions
This survey aims at collecting the working group members' vision of the most important topics and questions to be addressed in the coming year.
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We have selected a subsample from the 100 questions from the Plenary. Please choose your favorite 5 questions. We will select those with the highest number of votes and we will focus on working on them during the coming year.
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Must developing nations consider the process of industrialization a necessary step, although it’s destined to change them?
What’s public value?
Post-pandemic, what does it mean to be a welfare state?
How can it address issues of inequalities that intersect (ethnicity, caste, race, gender, descent etc.)?
How should the origins of money affect future policy?
How can we ensure that the political dimensions of economics are not obscured?
What are the implications of data mining and data sets?
What is money?
What’s the future of machines, and the jobs that they take up?
How might developing countries be placed in positions to make technologic innovations on brand new frontiers, and not just play catchup?
Can market capitalism and representative democracy be happily married?
How do we cope with unquantifiable uncertainty?
How can economics take in new insights that truly would enrich it as draws from other disciplines and stations?
Can there be coexistence between nature and nation?
Can increased government spending be financed all the time?
What will be the economic role of the sate when this century develops?
How do we put inclusive growth – growth with inclusion – at the centre, so we don’t have to rely on redistribution?
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