This book breaks down new ways to use foresight and economic theory to enhance economic planning at a national level.
Common economic forecasting models often rely on time-series analysis, which can limit an economist’s ability to foresee economic outcomes comprehensively. Effective economic planning and policymaking require a deep understanding of the socioeconomic and political forces that shape future economic outcomes. Using an interdisciplinary approach to economic theory and foresight, this book explores a new way to approach economic planning.