What happens when enacted? Finance sector income ×1.12 · Productivity ×1.04
Cultured Meat Transition
Cost $150M30 Day
State support for cultured meat plants: their output rises with funding. Environmentalists and young city dwellers like it.
What happens when enacted? Production output ×1.35
Industrial Incentive Program
Cost $160M30 Day
State direction toward strategic sectors. Increases factory efficiency; has an environmental cost.
What happens when enacted? Productivity ×1.2
Industrial Investment Push
Cost $200M30 Day
A major state-led industrial investment. Increases productivity (the tax base) by up to 15%; requires a share of the budget.
What happens when enacted? Productivity ×1.15 · Satisfaction -0.01
Industrial Subsidy
Cost $120M30 Day
Direct cash support to factories. Boosts production; the subsidy comes out of the budget.
What happens when enacted? Production output ×1.25
Infrastructure Program
Cost $140M30 Day
Investments in roads, ports and the grid. Strengthens logistics and the production chain; requires a large budget.
What happens when enacted? Utility access +0.5
Infrastructure Tax
Cost $40.0M15 Day
A tax levied on energy and water services. Provides regular revenue to the treasury; household costs rise.
What happens when enacted? Utility tax +0.5
Livestock Phase-out
Cost $80.0M30 Day
Sharply cuts output from livestock and dairy farms. Without cultured meat plants you'll face a meat shortage; farmers are furious, environmentalists are pleased.
What happens when enacted? Production output ×0.2 · Satisfaction -0.02
Protectionist Trade
Cost $80.0M20 Day
Barriers on imports to protect domestic producers. Domestic industry grows stronger; imported goods become more expensive and relations may become strained.
What happens when enacted? Import tariff +0.5
Strict Financial Oversight
Cost $300M$1.50M daily upkeep
Finance revenue −15% but trust and satisfaction rise.
What happens when enacted? Finance sector income ×0.85 · Satisfaction +0.02
Tax Cut
Cost $40.0M20 Day
Cuts taxes. Pleases the public and investors; treasury revenue drops in the short term.
What happens when enacted? General tax -0.5
Tax Increase
Cost $40.0M20 Day
Raises the overall tax burden. Increases treasury revenue but trims public satisfaction and production appetite.
What happens when enacted? General tax +0.5
Universal Basic Income
Cost $500M
The budget you set is split EQUALLY among ALL THE UNEMPLOYED — if the amount per person is enough it wipes out poverty and lifts satisfaction. The answer to the automation age. Adjust it with the budget bar.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.04
education
Free Education
Cost $100M30 Day$2.00M daily upkeep
The state provides all levels of education free of charge. Raises the literacy target and public satisfaction; places a constant burden on the treasury.
What happens when enacted? Literacy +0.05 · Satisfaction +0.02
Scholarship Fund
Cost $100M
Scholarships for students — enrollment and satisfaction. Costs more when the uneducated or youth population is large.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
STEM & Innovation Program
Cost $150M
Investment in science and engineering education — innovation rises. Cost scales with the student and youth population.
What happens when enacted? Innovation +3
entertainment
Festival & Event Program
Cost $100M
Festivals, concerts and events all year round — steady tourism appeal and satisfaction.
What happens when enacted? Tourism appeal +2.5 · Satisfaction +0.02
Olympic Hosting
Cost $300M
Host the Olympics — massive tourism and prestige (4 years), and an expensive infrastructure investment.
What happens when enacted? Tourism appeal +5 · Satisfaction +0.02
Public Leisure Program
Cost $80.0M
Support for festivals, concerts and events — meets entertainment demand and lifts satisfaction and prosperity.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03
Sports Competitions
Cost $120M
International sports tournaments — boost tourism appeal.
What happens when enacted? Tourism appeal +3 · Satisfaction +0.02
Sports Investment
Cost $110M
Sports facilities and clubs — entertainment for young people and satisfaction. Cost scales with the youth population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
media
Public Broadcasting
Cost $90.0M
Independent public radio and TV — keeps people informed and promotes the country (tourism). Scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
State Media
Cost $30.0M
State-controlled broadcast outlets steer public opinion. Suppresses unrest; trust may erode over the long term.
What happens when enacted? Political leaning +1 · Satisfaction +0.01
Tourism Promotion Campaign
Cost $100M
International promotion — boosts tourist appeal through media power.
What happens when enacted? Tourism appeal +3
military equipment
Army Modernization
Cost $200M
Equipment and training modernization — military power rises. Upkeep scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.01 · Migration appeal -0.02
Defense Industry Investment
Cost $200M10 Day
A domestic defense industry — equipment gets cheaper to produce, and the jobs and national pride lift satisfaction. Expensive but strategic.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.01
Mandatory Conscription
Cost $30.0M10 Day
The people serve compulsory military duty — plenty of CHEAP soldiers (base supply ×3, wages ×0.2) and a MASS ARMY doctrine: you fight effectively with basic equipment (bonus to rifle power). Satisfaction drops slightly.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction -0.03
Military R&D
Cost $150M10 Day
Military research investment — accelerates weapons technology progress (next-generation equipment).
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
Nuclear Deterrence
Cost $400M10 Day
A nuclear deterrence doctrine — lowers the risk of being attacked (security up). Very expensive.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
Professional Army
Cost $180M10 Day
Small, trained, expensive professional army — Officer-heavy, high quality. (The opposite of conscription.)
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.02
Veteran & Servicemember Benefits
Cost $120M10 Day
Pay, healthcare and housing for veterans — higher satisfaction and army morale. Cost scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.04
War Tax
Cost $10.0M5 Day
An emergency tax. Increases tax revenue by up to 25% but seriously lowers public satisfaction. A wartime tool.
What happens when enacted? Tax income ×1.25 · Satisfaction -0.05
security
Counter-Terrorism
Cost $150M
Special units, intelligence sharing and border checks slow the growth of armed groups; civil liberties are curbed a little.
What happens when enacted? Counter-terrorism +0.2 · Security level +2 · Satisfaction -0.01
Emergency Response Network
Cost $120M
An expanded fire, ambulance and emergency network — safety and satisfaction. Expensive relative to population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03 · Security level +2
Police Force
Cost $60.0M
A strong law enforcement force. Increases security and public order, lowers unrest; requires budget.
What happens when enacted? Security level +4
Strict Border Policy
Cost $40.0M15 Day
Walls, quotas, strict visas. Migration appeal drops, the sense of internal security rises. Slows down the population absorption strategy.
What happens when enacted? Migration appeal -0.05 · Unrest -0.01
Urban Security Cameras
Cost $80.0M
City-wide camera network — deters crime, quells unrest. Cost scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Security level +3
social
Abortion Ban
Cost $20.0M10 Day
Abortion is banned. The birth rate rises; part of the public and prospective immigrants react against it.
What happens when enacted? Birth rate ×1.12 · Satisfaction -0.03 · Migration appeal -0.03
Active Aging Program
Cost $90.0M30 Day
Flexible jobs and incentives for retirees who want to work: some over-65s stay in the workforce by choice. It eases the pension burden and upsets no one, but it costs money.
What happens when enacted? Working retirees +0.15
Family Planning & Birth Control
Cost $30.0M10 Day
Free birth control and family planning education — lowers the birth rate (eases population pressure).
What happens when enacted? Birth rate ×0.8 · Satisfaction +0.01
Free Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Cost $25.0M10 Day
Free abortion and reproductive rights — lowers the birth rate; the modern-minded part of the public approves.
What happens when enacted? Birth rate ×0.88 · Satisfaction +0.02 · Migration appeal +0.02
Free Food
Cost $150M
The state feeds the people for free — consumption rises and hunger ends; satisfaction and migration appeal rise sharply. Expensive relative to population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.05 · Migration appeal +0.15
Free Housing
Cost $180M
The state provides housing — homelessness ends, satisfaction and appeal rise. Expensive relative to population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.05 · Migration appeal +0.15
Free Internet
Cost $80.0M
Free internet for everyone — satisfaction and a modern image. Scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03 · Migration appeal +0.08
Free Transport
Cost $100M
Free public transport — access and satisfaction rise. Scales with population.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03 · Migration appeal +0.08
Health Investment
Cost $120M30 Day
An investment program for hospitals and health infrastructure. Increases the service output of health-tagged buildings by up to 30% in proportion to funding.
What happens when enacted? Provides ×1.3
Immigrant Support Program
Cost $40.0M
Language training, housing and job support for immigrants. Increases the country's migration appeal — the key to the population absorption strategy.
What happens when enacted? Migration appeal +4
Large Family Support
Cost $150M10 Day
A monthly allowance per child, daycare and easier housing. The birth rate rises noticeably; the cost grows with the number of children.
What happens when enacted? Birth rate ×1.15 · Satisfaction +0.01
Mortgage Support
Cost $80.0M20 Day
Mortgage interest support. Increases home ownership and satisfaction; creates a constant outflow from the treasury.
What happens when enacted? Mortgage support +0.8
One-Child Policy
Cost $40.0M10 Day
A mandatory single child — cuts births HARD, but public satisfaction takes serious damage (oppressive).
What happens when enacted? Birth rate ×0.55 · Satisfaction -0.05 · Migration appeal -0.03
Open Door Policy
Cost $15.0M10 Day
Visa facilitation and immigrant-friendly regulations. Markedly increases migration appeal; part of the native population becomes uneasy.
What happens when enacted? Migration appeal +0.06 · Satisfaction -0.01
Public Health
Cost $80.0M
Preventive health services and vaccination campaigns. Increases public satisfaction; scales with budget funding.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03
Public Housing Program
Cost $140M30 Day
State-led production of social housing. Increases housing capacity and low-income satisfaction.
What happens when enacted? Public housing +0.5
Raise the Retirement Age
Cost $60.0M30 Day
Part of the over-65s keep working: the workforce grows and the pension bill shrinks. Retirees and workers dislike it, and satisfaction dips a little.
What happens when enacted? Working retirees +0.3 · Satisfaction -0.02
Unemployment Benefits
Cost $120M
Pays wages to the unemployed — lifts them out of poverty, and as funding rises it RAISES their income level (pulls them into the group above). VERY expensive with many unemployed and a large population — a dangerous policy that drains the treasury.
What happens when enacted? Satisfaction +0.03
Vaccination Programme
Cost $200M30 Day
Nationwide routine immunisation: funding scales up your outbreak surveillance and vaccine capacity, and reassures the public.
What happens when enacted? Vaccine capacity +0.5 · Satisfaction +0.01
Vaccination Support Program
Cost $60.0M15 Day
Free vaccination campaigns. Increases the service output of health buildings by up to 20% in proportion to funding, and the public is pleased.
What happens when enacted? Provides ×1.2 · Satisfaction +0.02