Economy management in developing countries: from creativity to innovation perspective

This paper examines and discusses economic and financial development strategies in developing countries, starting from creativity efforts to creating sustainable innovations. A series of data collections were collected from national and international publications to discuss those published 12 years ago. Then we conducted an in-depth study of the collected data with a phenomenological approach to strengthen the data as findings that will be used as answers to research hypotheses with high standards of validity and reliability. By considering the data we have reviewed and discussing the interrelationships between existing variables, we finally conclude that economic governance in developing countries can be carried out with high creativity to give birth to the latest innovations to achieve economic progress and prosperity throughout the country. It is hoped that these findings and recommendations can support the implementation of future studies and applications in both academic and work contexts.