  A four-pronged approach to dealing with Social Science Phenomenon is
outlined. This methodology is applied to Financial Services, Economic Growth
and Well-Being. The four prongs are like the four directions for an army
general looking for victory. Just like the four directions, we need to be aware
that there is a degree of interconnectedness in the below four prongs.
-Uncertainty Principle of the Social Sciences -Responsibilities of Fiscal
Janitors -Need for Smaller Organizations -Redirecting Growth that Generates
Garbage The importance of gaining a more profound comprehension of welfare and
delineating its components into those that result from an increase in goods and
services, and hence can be attributed to economic growth, and into those that
are not related to economic growth but lead to a better quality of life, is
highlighted. The reasoning being that economic growth alone is an inadequate
indicator of well-being. Hand in hand with a better understanding of the
characteristics of welfare, comes the need to consider the metrics we currently
have that gauge economic growth and supplement those with measures that capture
well-being more holistically.
