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Decision-Making for Sustainable Transformation: A Collaborative Effort
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Public Policy: Challenges in Decision-Making
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Key Takeaways
In this chapter, Professor Christine Loh described her personal journey from a lawyer and commodities trader to a legislator, with a focus on the importance - and challenges - of evidence-based decision-making in government.
Professor Christine Loh’s awareness of her personal knowledge gaps and the complexity of issues faced by legislators reinforced her belief in the importance of evidence-based decision-making rather than opinion-based policies.
Faced with the responsibility of voting on a wide range of issues, she developed a method of thorough research and consultation to make informed decisions. This process involved challenging personal opinions and biases to understand the broader context of each issue.
Further Readings
- Dan Gordon (2021)The Global Context of Doing BusinessUCLA Anderson School of Management