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Birth/death rates (Golden Rainbow)

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Slare (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
11 Apr 2009 04:35Link
Hi all,

I have a country where I am attempting to allow to grow naturally, without population boosts via GCs. I figured it was something different that I know not to many other people would bother attempting to do.

Unfortunately, even with what I'd consider reasonable and stable indexes, my birth rate is steadily sinking and my death rate is rising. I only have 21M population.... am guessing I'll hit negative growth in approximately 9 game years, and probably not hit 25M population.

Death rate is what it is, everyone dies eventually of course. So, I think I need to raise my birth rates....does anyone have a clue how do this? What indexes are relevant? Anyone know a definitive answer to this?

Thanks!
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Pathetic Sheep (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
11 Apr 2009 11:15Link
yes, you need breeders. In simcountry that means people between the age 18 and 40. Especially 21 to 35. Giving fertility drugs to people in a retirement home won't get many babies even if the drug really does increase "birth rates". Viagra won't help much either.

Importing a lot of young fertile nurses from the third world might help a lot. With or without the viagra.

Take over a CCC. Either drop your government salary or drop the government salaries in the new slave. You also want to increase the salaries in some high tech corps in the country with low government salaries and vis versa. You want a wide difference in pay scale and the reverse in the other country. Set the education priority in the new slave to 99% for nurses set priority for everything else to 0. Do the opposite in your main, set nurses to 0 and adjust the rest as needed for your main country and the slave. New nurse graduates are usually 21
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Slare (Golden Rainbow)

All worlds
12 Apr 2009 06:41Link
Well yes, all that could probably work.

I guess what I am trying to do is get my existing breeders to have more kids, not necessarily get more breeders. If my breeders average 2.3 kids or something thereabouts, my population should grow on its own, which is my goal.

Being as Viagra isn't something I can manufacture for my population, what's the next best thing to get them busy? More/less health care? Fewer back-to-work schools? Less education? Higher Quality goods for my country/population?

Thanks!
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Kevin Henry (Little Upsilon)

All worlds
12 Apr 2009 14:59Link
There's no reason to have declining population in a country of 21 million.

The trends won't hold in the long run, don't make any drastic changes.

Also, nice job on such a tightly run country.
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The Goldern Khan (Fearless Blue)

All worlds
13 Apr 2009 11:55Link
Due to lack of resources, and a lack of will to spend $ on this game I too shall be going with the natural growth route for my empire. If I come up with anything inspired I shall let you know.
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All worlds
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Dimitri Mendelev

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18 Oct 2012 00:22Link
you need a higher health index to premote further growth.....im wondering if its possible to get a country to stabalize at 10-15 million people? and how....unfortunately population growth change and emigration are some of the most unrealistic aspects of this game