nathan
30 Aug 2024 20:43
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Just a small idea to give the security council more stuff to do.
if a world is having a massive shortage of product X, maybe the security council could use a significant amount of its cash to provide a global productivity bonus to all corps producing X in the world, or something to that effect.
example:
on white giant, there is a huge shortage of wind turbines.
Causing widespread shortages across the world, the nations call on the security council to subsidize the production of wind turbines. All wind turbine corps for the next X months, receive a productivity bonus to hopefully help and reduce the wind turbine shortage in a shorter amount of time.
the security council would pay a hefty sum of cash to achieve this, maybe scaled to the amount of corps the subsidy would impact.
After the time has passed, the corps would go back to their regular production levels, and the security council could either chose to renew the subsidies, subsidize something else, or maybe nothing at all.
Another balancing point would the price dropping for the subsidized goods, which could in the long term, cause issues for the profit potential of those corps.
thats my two cents.
cheers
if a world is having a massive shortage of product X, maybe the security council could use a significant amount of its cash to provide a global productivity bonus to all corps producing X in the world, or something to that effect.
example:
on white giant, there is a huge shortage of wind turbines.
Causing widespread shortages across the world, the nations call on the security council to subsidize the production of wind turbines. All wind turbine corps for the next X months, receive a productivity bonus to hopefully help and reduce the wind turbine shortage in a shorter amount of time.
the security council would pay a hefty sum of cash to achieve this, maybe scaled to the amount of corps the subsidy would impact.
After the time has passed, the corps would go back to their regular production levels, and the security council could either chose to renew the subsidies, subsidize something else, or maybe nothing at all.
Another balancing point would the price dropping for the subsidized goods, which could in the long term, cause issues for the profit potential of those corps.
thats my two cents.
cheers