What is the performance of western government departments actively involved in the field of design to promote economic development through product design?

Due to the increasing consumer demand, government departments in western countries began to actively intervene in the field of design to promote economic development through product design. It was in the fierce war of 1944 that the British government set up the British Industrial Design Council, which was under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Information and the Design Center. The Ministry of Industry mainly serves designers, entrepreneurs and manufacturers. The task of the Information Department is to educate the public on design, while the Design Center is responsible for providing design information from all over the world. Many members of the British Industrial Design Council are excellent designers with strong social consciousness. Through the activities of the Council, they brought new and improved product designs to the post-war competitive market, and these designs can often dominate the design trend in the next 10 year. After the war, the British Industrial Design Council published Design, which was distributed in more than 80 countries and is still the most authoritative design publication in the world. The design center officially opened to the public on 1956, receiving thousands of tourists every day. The center exhibits excellent design works from all over the world and the United Kingdom selected and recognized by the British Industrial Design Council, and often holds special exhibitions and seminars for exchanges. The design center provides visitors with the address of the manufacturer so that they can buy from the manufacturer after seeing the suitable samples. The design center also provides design indexes to manufacturers, detailing the design of products. Through these activities, designers, manufacturers, entrepreneurs and consumers are closely linked. 65438-0946, "British Industrial Design Council" held a large-scale exhibition "Britain has the ability to make" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The viewpoint of attaching importance to product design and the role of science and technology in product design have been fully reflected in the exhibition. Automatic cookers designed by William Vaughan and Milner Gray, air cushion beds designed by Ashford, super streamlined bicycles designed by Ben Bowden and spacecraft designed by Waller Knitt all appeared in the exhibition. Works similar to this futuristic design also appeared in the "Ideal Family" exhibition held in London the following year. The slogan of the exhibition is "Science enters the family", and wartime scientific and technological achievements should be applied to the design of household items. Many media in western countries also describe the future world in a large number by various means. For example, 1950, the comic magazine Eagle, published the image of the future pilot depicted by Dan Del, and George Pal filmed the films about "Moon Exploration" and "Star Trek" on 1950. Compared with the low-level fantasy stories in the past, popular science fiction in the 1950s began to be regarded as a serious literary genre, such as Isaac Ashmov, one of the most influential writers in this genre, and some works like 1984 published by George Orville in 1949 showed anxiety about the future.