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The increasing use of dating sims and virtual girlfriends as well as compensatory dating and cuddling in Japan and how technology is being used to suit people's needs and how effective it is in that regard.The campaign to eradicate polio in the world and the differences in circumstance and procedure compared to erasing smallpox.The Orion Project as well as the Rosetta program and the inconsistent pace of space exploration in the past 75 years.The Russia-Ukraine crisis and how nuclear weapons and global politics has rendered conquering very difficult to do, aside fromISIS/ISIL and how religious extremism at its worst has become one of, if not the most intriguing and shocking events this decade.The common acceptance of LGBT people in the world, and how different societies and eras compare to this world's stance on the controversial topic.Vinyl records coming back, and how humanity's nostalgia and penchant for collecting things overcomes technological advances.The internet, and how information has become much more ubiquitous and easy to obtain, and how much information was worth beforehand.The press, and how smear campaigns have become effective means of rendering celebrities useless, regardless of their merit. Reputations are easily destroyed with one sentence uttered years ago now, was this always the case?I hope this helps, let me know if this was what you were looking for or not.

Here are the interesting and important topics for your Economics Presentation :Proper explanation about EconomicsInflation in the economyCountry’s Poverty rate , illiteracy rate , birth and death rate , immortality rate , etc.Ways to eradicate PovertyStrategies for Industrial GrowthEmployment and UnemploymentGDP growth rate in The CountryWays to increase Employment rateHuman Capital FormationInfrastructurePlease do include bar graphs in your presentation . It would enhance the quality of your presentation.Hope this helps!!Thanks @Sreejai Gopal for A2A

I agree with Vince Jacobs, group think is a fascinating area ripe for further work. The psychology of investment and economic management is ripe for further work. Generally I'd consider looking into the growth of the use of artificial intelligence and bots in economic/financial modeling (and real market applications). Shouldn't be hard to tie that into investment. Other areas to consider include climate change and the most efficient methods to shape an investment response; and dealing with other externalities in econometric terms. Economic management is on a cusp here and investment will be affected.Also consider efficient, effective taxation in the mobile internet era; and econometrics and futurism. What happens when we move our banking and financial services from smartphones to augmented tech to fully human-embedded. We will go cashless, yes, but it's more than just that. It'll be marked by a series of behavioural and social impacts as well as private/public investment shifts. It's endless. Further reading:Journals at IDEASUniversity of Exeter Business SchoolDepartment of EconomicsEconomics Department Research Interest ListLeeds University Business School

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