Independently sponsored aid program

would it be possible to start and aid program in which one country helps and allied country with economic aid because i know of countrys that are in my federation that have bad debt and are running a deficit and i think it would be cool and more realistic if i could assist him in some way already this game doesnt really have any use for federations because of the abscence of war and federation wars (turning everyone into grumpy hermits i might add) perhaps a feature of the game could be added in which countrys can assist eachother economically to get people to work togethor more

advice seems to work just fine. You can tell them what they're doing wrong

its 15 trillion debt he needs some tangible aid

Ah well, maybe asset transfer will return soon.

15T in debt means he should cancel the country and start over. A bailout isn't going to solve his problem. His problem is insufficient income.

There already exist features that allow economic aid:

worker exchanges,
CEO purchases of country corps,
locating high production CEO corps in the country,
purchases of products in surplus,
sales of weapons plus military help to conquer rich inactives.

If your fed isn't helping him with those features, a bailout is unlikely to provide sustainable improvements.

At 15T debt, the country is as good as dead unless some large injection of cash can be found.

Madoff, your suggestions wont help at this level of debt. The country will be automatically selling off all its strategic stock, the consequences of which are obvious. If there is no cash availabe then the country cannot buy any supplies, again consequences obvious. Sooner or later there will be riots.

Maybe a CEO could purchase the state corps to raise a few T. Sell GC if you have them, and its their decision if they want to buy more GC to cash in to rescue the country.

Its a crying shame really, because there are many people who could easily lend/give 10T to him/her if there were a way.

But yeah, I do wonder how the country got in that position in the first place...