The article discusses various aspects of resources, values, and development, covering topics like labor allocation, savings rates, ethical issues in income distribution, and the welfare basis of real income comparisons. The researchers explore how different factors like social investment, shadow pricing, and morals impact economic development. They also analyze the relationship between goods, well-being, and poverty economics. Key findings include the importance of optimizing savings rates, considering social benefit-cost analysis, and addressing sex bias in poverty economics. Overall, the article aims to provide insights into how different factors influence development and decision-making in economic contexts.