a. Health & Education: - What They Are: Vital drivers of growth, like adding nitro to a race car! -

Benefits

More jobs with higher pay (think of it as leveling up in a game!). - Healthier people (like having a strong defense in a football game). - Better community with new ideas (imagine a think-tank of superheroes!).

• Interdependence: - Health = better education (a healthy athlete can train harder). - Education = better health (knowing how to eat right and exercise).
• Real-World Example: Countries like Finland prioritize education, leading to better overall national well-being.
• Early Life Importance: - It's like planting a tree; the better you nurture it when it's young, the mightier it grows!
• Infrastructure: Roads, Energy, etc.
• Benefits: - Increases productivity (more cars on a superhighway). - Lowers production costs (saving money on faster trains).
• Real-World Example: China's vast high-speed rail network.

 Money Issues: - Like planning a party but not having enough cash to buy snacks

 Corruption: - Imagine a superhero turning villain and using powers for evil.

•  What It Is: - Big companies investing in another country (think McDonald's opening in a new city!)

 Why It's Cool

• Access to New Markets: Selling to more people
• Lower Costs: Cheaper labor (like hiring local musicians for a concert)
• Natural Resources: Oil, metals, like finding treasure!
• How to Attract FDI: - Stable government, good infrastructure, low labor costs, etc. (it's like setting up a perfect date night to woo someone)
• How FDI Helps Growth: - More jobs, skills, money for the government, and savings (like getting a bonus level in a game!).
• The Not-So-Cool Side of FDI: - Can hurt local businesses, low taxes from big companies, environmental damages (think of a villain causing chaos in a city).