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Economics and Geopolitical Strategy Lecture
Jul 17, 2024
Economics and Geopolitical Strategy Lecture
Budget and Taxation
Budget
: Close to a million; high taxation marginally increases to 1.19 million—deemed not worth it
Current Taxation
: Very low
Government Expenses
: High, for extra approval from interest groups and authority
Military Expenses
: High, for extra prestige, projection, approval, and morale recovery
Economic Overview
Current Economy
: Stable with present construction sectors
Shortages
: Massive shortages of coal and other resources causing economic deficit
Engines
: Insufficient, with only 31 queued and 15 active; planning to queue another 20
Bureaucracy
: Sufficient for increasing institution levels, but lacks required technology and legislation
1.73 Patch Updates
: Added bonuses in technology spread, maximum innovation investment, etc.
Infrastructure and Development
Universities
: Planning to build more to maximize innovation
Colonization
: Heavy investment; improving colonial affairs to outpace British
Military and Warfare
: Heavy investment in military for future conflict preparations against French and English
Colonial Holdings
: South America mostly puppets; plans to reduce autonomy of certain protectorates and dominions
Territory Acquisition Goals
: Targets include Sierra Leon and Cape Colony from English
Power Blocks and Geopolitics
British Influence
: Largest power block due to initial starting locations
German Decline
: Noted repeated loss of members by Prussia
Skyscraper and Electrification
: Ongoing projects
Population
: 1.5 million peasants available for employment
Achievement Goals
: 'Bourbon for Everybody'—20 standard of living as a monarchy
Trade and Resource Management
Export Strategy
: Focus on making trade goods cheap to boost standard of living
Institution Benefits
: Max innovation investment and technology spread bonuses affecting education
Migration and Freedom of Movement
: High immigration due to principles allowing better population management
Colonial Offices
: Additional benefits in colonial growth and infamy generation against unrecognized powers
Principal Change and Innovation
Recent Changes
: Exploring potential changes in trade unions to industrialists but monitoring benefits
Political Strategies
: Holding off changes until certain legislations like women suffrage are passed
Technological Research
: Focus on maximizing innovation and researching everything quickly
Investment and Legislation
: Facing limitations due to recent patch updates affecting colonial growth and legislation changes
Construction and Economic Expansion
Glass Shortages
: High priority to resolve due to critical economic impact
Private Sector Issues
: Inefficiency noted in private sector building placements causing reduced output
Resource Allocation
: Focused on proportional taxation to boost income
Population and Migration Dynamics
: Massive immigration waves boosting workforce and economic potential
Infrastructure Enhancements
: Developing hospitals and healthcare to further improve standard of living
Military and Defense Strategy
Colonial Affairs
: Advancing to level 5; faster colonization impacting geopolitical influence
Military Modernization
: Implementing trench infantry and exploring chemical and flame-thrower tech
Attrition Warfare
: Noted heavy losses in wars influencing military strategy adjustments
Naval Power
: Potential naval dominance with new technology (scout cruisers and dreadnoughts)
Resource Investments
: Expanding military and economic assets; switching production methods for efficiency
Global Influence
: Noted power shifts and maintaining alliances to stabilize geopolitical standings
Closing Remarks
Overall Progress
: Significant advancements in most areas but noted limitations and need for strategic adjustments
Future Prospects
: Continued focus on economic stability, military modernization, and maintaining geopolitical influence
Key Notes
Economic Strategies
: Prioritize resolving shortages, optimizing taxation, and balancing investment in innovation
Military Strategies
: Continue modernizing military and expanding influence through strategic territorial gains
Geopolitical Adjustments
: Maintain and enhance alliances, use colonization to boost resources and global standing
Innovation and Education
: Focus on maximizing educational institutions to drive technological advancements
Migration Management
: Leveraging high immigration to boost workforce and economic output
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