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Given the article’s emphasis on DEI initiatives as strategic inputs for organizational performance, how do you propose decision scientists balance the competing demands of cost-efficiency and inclusivity, especially in economic downturns where DEI programs are often the first to be cut? Are there any specific metrics or models you would suggest to quantify the long-term value of DEI efforts in such contexts?