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In Acknowledgement of Nobel Prize for ‘Natural Experiments in Economics’ – What Can ‘Inspiration Economy Postgraduate Programs’ Offer to a Post-Pandemic World? |
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PP: 83-91 |
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doi:10.18576/ijye/050201
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Mohamed Buheji,
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Abstract |
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| We live in a world where we started seeing, more and more, opportunities that are missed, resources are not utilised, or seen to be scarce while they are not explored. At the same time, we see low creativity in relation to socio-economic problems, weak and unsustainable communities initiatives, while we cannot find enough aligned development strategies. Therefore, having a program that brings generations multidisciplinary economist that are ready to use problem-solving and critical thinking to solve such raising challenges is highly essential.
This paper investigates the possible competitive advantage and possible differentiation that a postgraduate program on ‘Inspiration Economy’ could offer to a devastating post-pandemic world that passed the new normal, acknowledging the 2021 Nobel Prize of Economics that appreciated the natural experiments in the field. The author presents in the conclusion how the paradigm of inspiration economy helps overcome different communities disabilities. The implication of this work is that it could offers new hope for the coming generations for overcoming disruptive world hurdles and mitigate its spillovers through more field driven academic programs.
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