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top to bottom, out of whole cloth. No gradual evolution from previous<br />
 
top to bottom, out of whole cloth. No gradual evolution from previous<br />
 
economic systems is possible, because there IS no previous economic<br />
 
economic systems is possible, because there IS no previous economic<br />

Latest revision as of 07:34, 26 April 2013

Industrial Economics
Industrial Economics.png
“Even on Planet, industry creates wealth”
Requires Industrial Base
Leads to Environmental Economics, Adaptive Economics, Industrial Automation
Enables
Facility Energy Bank
Social choice Free Market
Bonuses
+1 commerce
AI priority
Conquer: 0, Discover: 0, Build: 5, Explore: 2
Our first challenge is to create an entire economic infrastructure, from

top to bottom, out of whole cloth. No gradual evolution from previous
economic systems is possible, because there IS no previous economic
system. Each interdependent piece must be materialized simultaneously
and in perfect working order; otherwise the system will crash out
before it ever gets off the ground.

—CEO Nwabudike Morgan,
“The Centauri Monopoly”

Early industry on Planet centered on the creation of a frontier Industrial Base featuring primitive assembly lines and simple currency instruments. Soon, leaders in the financial sectors push for a more comprehensive Industrial Economics policy to accommodate free trade and other strategies for multiplying capital.