Let's turn the argument around: do you really think the top officials in charge in charge of advising the governments do not have in their directives a need to

Let's turn the argument around: do you really think the top officials in charge in charge of advising the governments do not have in their directives a need to consider economic impacts of their recommendations (implicitly, explicitly or self imposed)? Do you think they would be open about that in their outward communication? If you think "no" or "yes" respectively, lets make sure to return to these comments when the dust settles. I don't have the answer, but the observed behavior fits this scenario, at least with the British and Swedish authorities, those I have observed the closest.