Stability , fairness and progress on all fronts can only ever be achieved if its based on ethics , morality ,respect and self-evident truths of equality of all beings before Divinity.
You can not have economic development when it’s driven by immorality, violence, and exploitation that stems from ignorance of scientific dualism and all kinds of speculations of clear objective sciences.
The Vedic way is ..

Dharma (Righteousness / Duty): Acting morally, ethically, and responsibly while fulfilling one’s duty to family, society, and the universe.Artha (Wealth / Prosperity): Acquiring material security, resources, and wealth through honest means to support oneself and others. Kama (Pleasure / Desire): Experiencing love, joy, beauty, and emotional or sensory fulfillment in a mindful way.Moksha (Liberation): Achieving spiritual freedom and self-realization by breaking free from the cycle of rebirth and suffering..

One follows the other when life is on track , the Vedic advice is only ever listen to the Sattvic intelligentsia and never passionate fools who promise the earth while destroying it and all that live within it .

The path of Nivṛtti: Moving beyond the temporary fruits of pravṛtti (materialistic work and civic moralism) to awaken the soul’s eternal relationship with God. Active dissemination: Translating deep spiritual concepts into accessible, universal language to uplift society. He pioneered sending English literature on Vedic philosophy to global institutions, firmly believing that true intelligence would recognize its supreme value regardless of geography.

According to Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura (1838–1914), the revitalized Vedic intelligentsia plays a crucial role in rescuing spiritual truths from both mundane intellectualism and blind, sentimental fanaticism. As a prominent acharya (spiritual preceptor) and magistrate during the British Raj, Bhaktivinoda Thakura reveals the stark conflict between Vedic values and  greed based on immorality and exploitation by the atheistic. Trickle-down illusions of a world where wealth can be gotten without God’s sanction
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