Politicians applying systems modeling (by iM-AI)

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Voter Expectation for Rational Decision-Making

Transparency in Consultants' Funding Sources

Training Programs for Politicians on Systems Thinking

Successful Case Studies of Systems Modeling

Success Stories from Consultant-Led Policies

Strong Policy Evaluation Frameworks

Scandals Involving Corrupt Consultants

Rise of Emotion-Driven Political Campaigns

Resistance from Special Interest Groups

Recruitment of Data-Literate Policy Advisors

Public-Private Partnerships for Policy Consulting

Public Trust in Policy Experts

Public Funding for Fact-Based Journalism

Public Exposure to Evidence-Based Governance Models

Public Awareness of Long-Term Policy Impacts

Public and Media Demand for Transparency

Prevalence of Intuitive Decision-Making in Politics

Pressure from International Organizations for Data-Driven Governance

Politicization of Policy Advice

Politicians' Dependence on Political Advisors Over Consultants

Politicians Applying Systems Modeling

Political Will for Evidence-Based Decision-Making

Political Short-Termism

Political Resistance to Transparent Data Collection

Political Reluctance to Acknowledge Past Mistakes

Political Misinformation and Fake News

Political Attacks on Experts

Personal Loyalty Networks in Political Circles

Overemphasis on Traditional Political Ideologies in Education

Media Literacy Campaigns for Citizens

Media Focus on Scandals Over Policy Substance

Media Coverage of Expert Opinions

Media Coverage of Effective Policy Interventions

Mandatory Review of External Expertise in Decision-Making

Low Public Interest in Policy Complexity

Limited Political Interest in Academic Research

Legislative Mandates for Data Collection and Research

Legal Mandates for Independent Policy Review

Legal Barriers to Open Data

Lack of Technical Expertise Among Politicians

Lack of Institutional Frameworks for Engaging External Experts

Lack of Institutional Accountability for Long-Term Outcomes

Lack of Documentation on Policy Outcomes

Investigative Journalism on Policy Effectiveness

International Knowledge Exchange Programs

Influence of Social Media Polarization

Influence of Populism in Politics

Influence of External Policy Consultants

Inclusion of Systems Thinking in Political Science Curricula

Growth of Citizen Science and Open Data Movements

Greater Political Debates Centered on Facts

Government Sponsorship of Pilot Policy Experiments

Government Scholarships for Public Policy Studies

Government Investment in Research and Data Infrastructure

Government Accreditation for Policy Consultants

Funding for Interdisciplinary Policy Research

Fear of Political Backlash for Using Foreign Consultants

Exposure of Political Advisors' Conflicts of Interest

Expansion of Non-Partisan Journalism Initiatives

Election Cycles and Reelection Pressure

Educational Background in Policy Analysis

Decreasing Interest in Analytical Fields Among Students

Declining Trust in Traditional Media

Decline of Trust in Expert Institutions

Credibility of External Consultants

Corporate Media Ownership and Political Influence

Consultants' Ties to Partisan Interests

Complexity and Overwhelming Nature of Systems Models

Collaboration with Universities and Think Tanks

Collaboration Between Consultants and Universities

Civic Education Programs on Policy Evaluation

Cases of Misinformation Spread by Consultants

Bureaucratic Resistance to External Influence

Bureaucratic Barriers to External Collaborations

Budget Cuts in Research and Development

Budget Constraints in Public Spending

Bias and Conflicts of Interest Among Consultants

Availability of In-House Research Teams

Anti-Intellectualism in Political Discourse

Access to Quality Data and Analytical Tools

Academic and Professional Background of Consultants

Politicians applying systems modeling (by iM-AI)

Kai Neumann (#1) has provided a description of the model with the iMODELER Presenter.

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