How can we improve our country's economy by on culture or ecosystem?

[Cling18]

The countries never teaches us to save money in any way,we should take responsibility to save the money.From our bad times,we should understand the value of the money.After learning more about the savings,you can start to save a minimum amount of 10 dollars every month from your salary.When you adapt to saving increase the saving from 10 dollars to one percentage of your income.So you may increase the savings to 100 dollars,if your salary is like 10k dollars.So finally you will have huge money in your wallet at the emergency time.

Actually they do, I think most of the countries taught their student on how to save money but then it is not properly executed. Here in my country they teach basic accounting even though you are not really into business course but it is just that because it is not really connected to the course you are taking with , some professors will not teach it properly and likewise student will not study it entirely

Some accounting subjects are just being taught because it's part of the education curriculum but to be honest, students aren't really adapting it because yes, educators aren't emphasizing everything unless it will be the main course of a student. That's why nowadays, there are paid courses of financial management is everywhere.
We can't really rely everything at our educators because most learnings about financial management is we could only get from our experiences. It requires eagerness, self control and self discipline to implement it personally.

[Casdinyard]

I'd argue that there's a method to this madness, especially with the trope where Asians teach their kids to save while Westerners teach their kids to invest.

One of which is the fact that for the most part, they employ a capitalistic approach on everything, and because of that, they push for whatever yields them profits, not whatever would keep their money safe. Besides, Asian currencies do not depreciate that fast in value as much as western currency does, so in our heads, there's no need to invest money and prepare for when it gets devalued, when the threat of losing it is much more dire. Plus you can't battle against culture brother, that's literally hundreds if not thousands of years of heritage that they build upon themselves, battling the culture even for a noble cause is a fool's errand, especially if you're hoping to change the system.

[Renampun]

I live in one of the Asian country and I am very much agree and I can relate this with my experience, my parents weren't so educated and they are too busy working to teach me anything about money, I wish the school could teach me about money management, and I think there are many people facing similar issue. After I get my first job, working and earning money was easier for me than managing money, the only thing I know was saving money to my account, nothing about how much can I spend for entertainment, for food , etc. I only learn about those thing and other financial thing from the internet.

Most of us are the same; school doesn't teach us how to hustle and earn money; they just teach us what is written in the book and prepare us to find a job. There is no business or other financial stuff that was taught to us; we need to discover it on our own. We know that we can learn it from the internet, but it is still good if we can also learn or tackle the basics of it in school because that is really one of our goals in life.

I also feel the same way, in my education I have never found the knowledge of making money immediately, when I finish my education it will seem strange that education alone will not be able to do anything to make money and this is a very sad thing, so I have to trying various types of jobs in order to make money.

Schools in general only prepare us to be ready to become workers, so it is very rare for entrepreneurs to be born from academics unless they really have big intentions of becoming entrepreneurs rather than workers, things like this have also been a big problem in our country for quite a long time, even for me at the beginning after graduating from college, I'm really confused about where and what to do. However, education is very important and has become part of the culture throughout the world and usually those who are highly educated will be more respected than those who are not educated.

[Biznesmen]

I believe cultural differences definitely influence the financial decisions we make. I heard the news that in India there is unclaimed money. Do you believe that? Why earn money if you can't spend it?The answers are that, for unforseen costs and legacy, having money in the bank made them feel secure, but they were scared they would run out of money if they started spending. Saving too much and dying with money in the bank Here's the importance of financial literacy: whatever country you are in, just learn it.Even in many countries, they do not provide financial literacy but instead go online and teach yourself. And secure your future without compromising today's dreams.

[Essential10]

This change can help create new ways of managing from one community to another. Education to the public, mutual conferences between different branches or groups of the community, and raising awareness among them are other avenues for this change. Leaders elected by the people can show commitment to and responsibility towards their kin and community. Economic education and awareness is crucial for the generation. People can improve their financial future by having rich financial knowledge and learning about investing and help adopt the proposed changes. One of the roles to be played is to raise awareness among students about this process.

[Dimitri94]

I live in one of the Asian country and I am very much agree and I can relate this with my experience, my parents weren't so educated and they are too busy working to teach me anything about money, I wish the school could teach me about money management, and I think there are many people facing similar issue. After I get my first job, working and earning money was easier for me than managing money, the only thing I know was saving money to my account, nothing about how much can I spend for entertainment, for food , etc. I only learn about those thing and other financial thing from the internet.

Most of us are the same; school doesn't teach us how to hustle and earn money; they just teach us what is written in the book and prepare us to find a job. There is no business or other financial stuff that was taught to us; we need to discover it on our own. We know that we can learn it from the internet, but it is still good if we can also learn or tackle the basics of it in school because that is really one of our goals in life.

I also feel the same way, in my education I have never found the knowledge of making money immediately, when I finish my education it will seem strange that education alone will not be able to do anything to make money and this is a very sad thing, so I have to trying various types of jobs in order to make money.

Schools in general only prepare us to be ready to become workers, so it is very rare for entrepreneurs to be born from academics unless they really have big intentions of becoming entrepreneurs rather than workers, things like this have also been a big problem in our country for quite a long time, even for me at the beginning after graduating from college, I'm really confused about where and what to do. However, education is very important and has become part of the culture throughout the world and usually those who are highly educated will be more respected than those who are not educated.

I think schools need to change their education system to get rid of this problem. Since the schools are controlled by the general government, we can see initiatives only if the government brings changes in the education system. As the OP said this problem is greatest in Asian countries where schools only offer formal education. No education is imparted as an entrepreneur. But if knowledge about various financial matters was given from there, then many entrepreneurs would be created and employment opportunities would also be created. Because a student gets enough time in school life, from there he can acquire good skills in various subjects. It is a shame for the nation if any student unemployment for work after completing his education. Not only formal education but also vocational education is required.

[YUriy1991]

Another orientation in terms of fundamental analysis, we need to understand what types of applications are being built on the network and how much demand there is for them. Yes. There are some good exchanges out there so. Protect and increase our investments in various ways and we must also pay attention that there will be a number of cryptocurrencies that will be lost every year.

[Xcode7]

I think schools need to change their education system to get rid of this problem. Since the schools are controlled by the general government, we can see initiatives only if the government brings changes in the education system. As the OP said this problem is greatest in Asian countries where schools only offer formal education. No education is imparted as an entrepreneur. But if knowledge about various financial matters was given from there, then many entrepreneurs would be created and employment opportunities would also be created. Because a student gets enough time in school life, from there he can acquire good skills in various subjects. It is a shame for the nation if any student unemployment for work after completing his education. Not only formal education but also vocational education is required.

The government plays a big role in educating from an early age in order to create quality human resources so that there will be a positive impact in the future.
In an effort to improve a country's economy through culture or ecosystems, qualified human resources are needed and also full support from the government in creating learning and opportunities. For a country, this is something that continues to be pursued with differences depending on the country's strengths.

In my country the government tends to promote tourism to various regions that have diverse cultures to attract attention which will have an impact on the economy of local residents in particular and various other supports such as facilitating creative industry players, artists and others.
However, unfortunately education from an early age for human resource development is very lacking so the government's role in guiding it is difficult because it is always under supervision due to the local community not being able to develop it independently.

[bestcoins1]

Another orientation in terms of fundamental analysis, we need to understand what types of applications are being built on the network and how much demand there is for them. Yes. There are some good exchanges out there so. Protect and increase our investments in various ways and we must also pay attention that there will be a number of cryptocurrencies that will be lost every year.

The cryptocurrencies that disappear from exchanges every year are shitcoins that are completely meaningless to own and anyone also doesn't need to put more effort into such cryptocurrencies. Because any shitcoin will not provide benefits to anyone so what you have to keep thinking about is a cryptocurrency that has clearer basics like Bitcoin, so put your mind only on Bitcoin and forget about shitcoins which always have the potential to disappear from the exchange every year, because you will feel more comfortable when not thinking too much about shitcoins.

[Silberman]

Another orientation in terms of fundamental analysis, we need to understand what types of applications are being built on the network and how much demand there is for them. Yes. There are some good exchanges out there so. Protect and increase our investments in various ways and we must also pay attention that there will be a number of cryptocurrencies that will be lost every year.

The cryptocurrencies that disappear from exchanges every year are shitcoins that are completely meaningless to own and anyone also doesn't need to put more effort into such cryptocurrencies. Because any shitcoin will not provide benefits to anyone so what you have to keep thinking about is a cryptocurrency that has clearer basics like Bitcoin, so put your mind only on Bitcoin and forget about shitcoins which always have the potential to disappear from the exchange every year, because you will feel more comfortable when not thinking too much about shitcoins.

Sound advice, but those that require to hear it and follow it will probably never do so, and this is because they are exposed to so many ads and posts that claim that investing in shitcoins it is the way to achieve their dreams that they are completely convinced this is the path they should take, and the only way to convince them otherwise is for them to suffer massive losses so they have no other option but to reevaluate their beliefs and change them.

[slapper]

I think schools need to change their education system to get rid of this problem. Since the schools are controlled by the general government, we can see initiatives only if the government brings changes in the education system. As the OP said this problem is greatest in Asian countries where schools only offer formal education. No education is imparted as an entrepreneur. But if knowledge about various financial matters was given from there, then many entrepreneurs would be created and employment opportunities would also be created. Because a student gets enough time in school life, from there he can acquire good skills in various subjects. It is a shame for the nation if any student unemployment for work after completing his education. Not only formal education but also vocational education is required.

The government plays a big role in educating from an early age in order to create quality human resources so that there will be a positive impact in the future.
In an effort to improve a country's economy through culture or ecosystems, qualified human resources are needed and also full support from the government in creating learning and opportunities. For a country, this is something that continues to be pursued with differences depending on the country's strengths.

In my country the government tends to promote tourism to various regions that have diverse cultures to attract attention which will have an impact on the economy of local residents in particular and various other supports such as facilitating creative industry players, artists and others.
However, unfortunately education from an early age for human resource development is very lacking so the government's role in guiding it is difficult because it is always under supervision due to the local community not being able to develop it independently.

Early education is a crucial area for the government to get involved in; after all, isn't it the cornerstone of future progress? My experience is that a government that prioritises education early on invests in itself. High-quality employees are created by demanding and supportive education programmes

In the economy, culture and ecosystems are important. Without trained managers and innovators, these sectors run in place. Government must increase learning opportunities and support mechanisms. A strategic investment in human capital is needed, not just money

Tourism promotion is amazing now. But it's only a piece of the puzzle. If the community isn't educated to benefit from these activities, why bother? Govt. must act, not just supervise. Empowering, not controlling, people. I value strong leadership that establishes independence. This creates a sustainable economy

[Subbir]

The government plays a big role in educating from an early age in order to create quality human resources so that there will be a positive impact in the future.
In an effort to improve a country's economy through culture or ecosystems, qualified human resources are needed and also full support from the government in creating learning and opportunities. For a country, this is something that continues to be pursued with differences depending on the country's strengths.

If the government of the country you live in doesn't want to financially allow it, you can never do it alone because there are so many factors involved. For example, how the economy will be managed in a country is well followed here. If you want to say differently then you can't do anything outside the law in that country because there is a specific law in that country.Even if you take a good step in a country where you can't do anything outside the law, that country's law will be considered a hindrance.

[boty]

Early education is a crucial area for the government to get involved in; after all, isn't it the cornerstone of future progress? My experience is that a government that prioritises education early on invests in itself. High-quality employees are created by demanding and supportive education programmes

In the economy, culture and ecosystems are important. Without trained managers and innovators, these sectors run in place. Government must increase learning opportunities and support mechanisms. A strategic investment in human capital is needed, not just money

Tourism promotion is amazing now. But it's only a piece of the puzzle. If the community isn't educated to benefit from these activities, why bother? Govt. must act, not just supervise. Empowering, not controlling, people. I value strong leadership that establishes independence. This creates a sustainable economy

In improving education, of course the government must have human resources who have the desire to develop and there must also be support from the family, of course it will be even better, because if only the government facilitates good education while there is no support from the family, of course the education will not can run well.

Currently, the tourism sector is very popular, so if the area has good natural beauty and the government can manage it well, of course this will really help the economy around the tourist spot.

[Silberman]

In improving education, of course the government must have human resources who have the desire to develop and there must also be support from the family, of course it will be even better, because if only the government facilitates good education while there is no support from the family, of course the education will not can run well.

Currently, the tourism sector is very popular, so if the area has good natural beauty and the government can manage it well, of course this will really help the economy around the tourist spot.

Governments need to be very careful when it comes to how they prioritize their budget and how they want to run the economy of their countries, I say this because while the tourism sector can bring great profits to a country, at the same time it is the kind of industry that is very susceptible to take a turn for the worse for any reason, this is what we saw with the pandemic, in which local and international tourism basically dropped to zero as no one wanted to travel at the time, and I am sure there are many countries that still have not recovered since then.

[vv181]

In improving education, of course the government must have human resources who have the desire to develop and there must also be support from the family, of course it will be even better, because if only the government facilitates good education while there is no support from the family, of course the education will not can run well.

Currently, the tourism sector is very popular, so if the area has good natural beauty and the government can manage it well, of course this will really help the economy around the tourist spot.

Governments need to be very careful when it comes to how they prioritize their budget and how they want to run the economy of their countries, I say this because while the tourism sector can bring great profits to a country, at the same time it is the kind of industry that is very susceptible to take a turn for the worse for any reason, this is what we saw with the pandemic, in which local and international tourism basically dropped to zero as no one wanted to travel at the time, and I am sure there are many countries that still have not recovered since then.

One problem is that European countries are mostly wealthier than Asian. That significantly affects the education and economic aspects. Moreover, education problems aren't mainly because of lack of labor or internal education systemic failure, by the large aspect, basic resources do importantly affect the education outcome. If within some country they have other issues like a high famine rate, and people lack basic access to needs like water, then education is not mainly the culprit. It is a known fallacy that by solely improving education, then all other problems would be solved.

The things that also need to be included in consideration, in regard to improving the economy and education, are the complementary resources that help people to have basic and comfortable living. If people's basic needs are fulfilled, then it can continue to more conceptual matters about what education policy that work effectively.