We argue that a Brain Capital Industrial Strategy will boost economic resilience by reducing the economic burden of brain and mental disorders, as well as by stimulating creativity and entrepreneurship. The capacity for Brain Capital Technology entrepreneurship will be enhanced by further basic and translational science breakthroughs and by supportive policy settings.
Improved Brain Capital would simultaneously be a significant enabler of economic growth and prosperity, life expectancy, and social assets such as social cohesion and social productivity.