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- Firstly, governments should develop the capacity of their citizens in public and private investment, and that is the most essential way of sustainably increasing the pace of growth in productivity.
- Secondly, governments should modernize national labour regulations and institutions cooperation with employers’ and workers’ groups. This affects the amount and distribution of employment and remuneration opportunities, hence the purchasing power level and aggregate demand in the economy.
- Third, governments should enhance public and private investment to provide broader social benefits in labour-intensive economic sectors. These include sustainable infrastructure for water, electricity, digital infrastructure, transport, healthcare, rural economy, education, and training.
