Hello, and 'trust you are doing very well. You are welcome to another episode of this very expository, and highly informative Armourgate Radio Communications program titled, "Policy Formulation and Economic Development" with Economic analyst and expert, Dr. Titilola Ogunsona. It's a joy and delight to have you here. Join Dr. Titilola Ogunsona today on Mixlr by 5:00pm WAT/ 12:00pm ET via https://lnkd.in/dgbXG6uJ as she discusses, in details, the processes of Public Policy formulation. On today's episode, we will delve into the critical topic of policy formulation and its impact on economic development, with a specific focus on Event/Change analysis. The discussion will center on understanding how to deploy appropriate tools to identify and adequately assess specific problems in the economy, in order to formulate right public policy to effectively address these challenges. Furthermore, the program will unravel factors influencing the identification of Policy challenges - crucial at the initial phase - for formulating effective policies that, directly, impact economic development. Today's session features insights from policy experts, economists, and industry professionals, as we provide practical perspectives on the process of change analysis within policy formulation. Tune in to this insightful broadcast, to gain a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between policy formulation, change analysis, and economic development. By examining the complexities of policy adjustments, we aim to shed light on how informed decision-making can drive sustainable and inclusive economic growth. Join us, as we delve into the critical intersection of policy formulation and economic development, through the lens of change analysis. We look forward to having you!
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Hello, and 'trust you are doing very well. You are welcome to another episode on this very expository, and highly informative, Armourgate Radio Communications program titled: "Policy Formulation and Economic Development" with Economic analyst and expert, Dr. Titilola Ogunsona (Ph.D). It's a joy and delight to have you here. Join Dr. Titilola Ogunsona today on Mixlr by 5:00pm WAT/ 12:00pm ET via https://lnkd.in/dcNdJ4Wr as she discusses, in details, the processes of Public Policy formulation. Public Policy, as defined in previous episodes, is an action which employs governmental authority to commit resources in support of a preferred value. It involves laws, regulations, and procedures that the government deploys to achieve social and economic goals. It is a deliberate, and systematic, approach used to address and solve issues in a nation. In today's broadcast, Dr. Ogunsona starts this expository journey with the first stage of Public Policy formulation, which is: Problem identification or agenda setting. This is the bedrock, and foundation, as you cannot profer solutions to problems that have not been, accurately, identified and analyzed, based on investigative data, economic trends, and resource allocation. At this first stage, one of the things you must do as a Policy maker is to gather precise, and relevant, data and evidence. Also, policy makers must take care to articulate the stakeholders involved in the policy formulation, who are those likely to be most affected by the said policy. Additionally, policy makers must identify and engage the power brokers, so that the policies can be implemented, as smoothly as possible. Dr. Ogunsona, likewise, considers tools that can be used for problem identification and assessment. The first is Root Cause Analysis (RCA), which involves a collection of techniques and methods that identifies and unravels the root cause of a problem, rather than the symptoms the problem has led to. Furthermore, we will explore, in-depth, the impact of these processes on economic growth and development in a nation. Today's episode is one that is rich and full of expert, analytical insights that every policy maker or governmental leader needs to profer excellent, world-class solutions. We look forward to having you!
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Hello, and 'trust you are doing very well! We are very excited to see this day with you, as we slowly come to the end of July 2024. You are welcome to the second episode of this very expository, and highly informative Armourgate Radio Communications program series titled: "Core Ussues in Economic Development," with Economic analyst and Management expert, Dr. Titilola Ogunsona (Ph.D) FIMC, CMC. It's a joy and delight to have you here! Join Titilola Ogunsona today on Mixlr by 5:00pm WAT/ 12:00pm ET via https://lnkd.in/d_ggTZPk as she delves into the topic, in-depth. In the previous episode, we saw the four core determinants or factors of Economic development, which are: the level of Savings and Capital, Access to Finance, the level of Foreign Direct Investments, and the degree of Macroeconomic Stability. In today's episode, Dr. Ogunsona will be discussing, extensively, the importance and impact of non-economic factors, such as Education and literacy, on the economic development of a nation. Statistics have shown that the literacy level of a country's citizens will determine the extent of economic development, such a country will experience. Education tends to raise productivity and creativity, as well as stimulate entrepreneurship and technological breakthroughs. All of these factors lead to greater output, and sustained economic growth. A good example in this context is the nation of India. In addition, we will evaluate and analyze the statistical report of literacy rates in certain countries, vis-a-vis their economic growth and development, and as well as consider counterpart countries with low literacy levels. Furthermore, Dr. Ogunsona will explore Political Stability, another non-economic factor that affects economic development, which has been seen to determine the kind of foreign investments a country attracts. We will see how conflict and instability impacts production, innovation and trade relations in a country, citing the USA- China feud. All these, and more, will be discussed in today's very rich and enlightening broadcast. We encourage you to be a part of it. See you there!
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Hello, and 'trust you are doing very well! We hope the month has been great thus far, too. You are welcome to another episode of this very expository, and highly informative, Armourgate Radio Communications series titled, "Policy Formulation and Economic Development," with Economic analyst and expert, Titilola Ogunsona (Ph.D). It's a joy and delight to have you here. Economic development leads to the attraction and retention of talented people, fosters the entrepreneurial spirit of the citizens, and puts productive structures in place that can impact the wellbeing of a people. In the previous episode, we started looking at the factors that can affect Economic Development such as: Overdependence on import and export, Level of debt, and Capital flight. Join Titilola Ogunsona (PhD) today on Mixlr by 5:00pm WAT/ 12:00pm ET via https://lnkd.in/dKi4iUEB as we take a close, and in-depth look, at other economic factors which serve as determinants of Economic Development. These factors include: the level of savings and capital in a nation, a stable macroeconomic environment, and the level of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Furthermore, Availability and Access to Lines of credit, financial funds and loans, while putting into consideration the interest rate and re-payment structures, is also a critical determinant of Economic Development. Reports have shown that Countries with easy access to credit sources, business expansion loans, or capital have been shown to have stable and developed economies. In addition, we will explore major non-economic determinants of Economic Development which are: the availability and state of infrastructural facilities, and the level of education or literacy in the country. Today's episode is one that is rich, and full of current data and expert, analytical insights which every nation needs. We look forward to having you, and can guarantee a highly interesting and illuminating time!
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How can a strong private sector drive economic growth? Norman Loayza shares insights from the #BusinessReady report on #ExpertAnswers. Discover the 1200+ indicators that help businesses thrive. Learn more, watch the episode ➡ http://wrld.bg/h2yG5
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Story telling and the economy. Can we use stories to advance transformative change? Join the Remaking the Economy: How to Change Our Stories about the Economy webinar on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 2:00pm - 3:30pm ET to find out.
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Hello, and 'trust you are doing very well! We, also, hope the month has been great, thus far. You are welcome to another episode on this very interesting, expository, and highly informative Armourgate Radio Communications program series titled, "Policy Formulation and Economic Development," with your host, Titilola Ogunsona (Ph.D). It's a joy and delight to have you here. In the previous episodes, we considered the definition of "Core Values and Criteria of, Economic Development." Economic Development is the process by which the economic well-being and quality of life of a nation, region, or individual are improved, according to targeted objectives. In today's broadcast, we will focus, intently, on the measurements and implications of Economic Development, in a country. This will explore subjects such as Human Development Index (HDI) which includes Health, Education, and Standard of Living measures. These concepts help categorize nations into Developed countries, Developing or Emerging countries, and Less-developed countries. Furthermore, we will consider the HDI statistics of different countries, and see the impact they have on the Human Development Proficiency, and Economic Development of these nations. These HDI values will, similarly, show us the commitment, as well as, strategic steps and policies of a nation's leadership to the social well-being, and development of its people. We will, likewise, turn the spotlight, particularly, on increased Education and literacy rate. Not least of all, we will, equally, see the economic factors that can affect Economic Development. Today's episode is one that you, certainly, don't want to miss as it is full of accurate information, current data, and analytical insights that are very essential to economic development. Join Titilola Ogunsona (PhD) on Mixlr by 5:00pm WAT/ 12:00pm ET via https://lnkd.in/dBxsHuEr Thank you!
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In a recent issue of the Economist, they have reviewed, "The Art of Uncertainty" by David Spiegelhalter. Sadly the book is not yet available in Australia unless you import it via a UK book seller. The review is excellent though and I can't wait to read the book. Professor Spiegelhalter has apparently written a book about maths that is actually pleasurable to lead. He combines elegant explanations with philosophical questions. Just by chance I happened today to be listening to an episode of the Risky Business podcast by Silver & Konnikova. They talk about how President Kennedy was presented with an option during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The boffins apparently did not think he would understand what a 30% chance of success in the Bay of Pigs Invasion would mean so they said that the operation had a "fair" chance of success. He took this to mean that it was worth trying the operation. Given the same wording I am not sure that many of us would have interpreted it differently. But what does fair or 30% even mean in a case like this. I am hoping Professor Spiegelhalter is going to explain it to me. And on one of my other major themes, I think we should all be taught more statistics in school. I have come to think that statistical thinking is more important than calculus in terms of your general life. I'd welcome your thoughts though.
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