Disruptions and the new promise of reconfigured economy

George Kararach ()

Chapter 14 in Liberating Economics From Ideologies and Dystopia, 2025, pp 179-193 from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: A modern economy must navigate disruptions to progress, including development. Crafting economic policy involves strategising to build resilience and capitalise on changes across political, economic, health, diplomatic, demographic, environmental and climate spheres. It's essential to discuss how major socio-economic disruptions – like social inequality, environmental issues, resource management, trade dynamics, food scarcity, population shifts, health crises, conflict and crime rates, and technological advances – affect policy rhetoric. Effective response to these challenges hinges on the interplay of technocratic expertise and political will within public policy. Public policy serves as a tool to steer society towards desired goals and achievements.

Keywords: Disruptions; Economic development; Economic policymaking; Resilience exclusion; Social inequality; Environmental degradation; Trade; Technology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035316175
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