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RE: PT Global Economy: Thoughts and Ideas - Doc - 27-02-2026
I want to not dominate this conversation but a working global economy and currency system is near and dear to my heart, and is essential to bring some realism into the economic aspects, which drive many (I'm not a marxist, so I am not going to say every) aspects of both domestic RP and geopolitical RP. If we're going to simulate geopolitics, we MUST have something like a functional economic model that, conceptually, enforces a scarcity model, whatever that happens to look like or however it happens to be implemented.
So I would say some categories
0-1 per strategic, industrial, and consumer resource (we can make a list of these)
0-1 capital controls
0-1 FDI openness
0-1 trade openness
0-1 urbanization
0-1 education
0-1 economic liberalism
0-1 political stability
0-1 what I would call "churn", turnover, new startups, consolidation, economic or monetary crises that sort of thing
0-1 infrastructural capacity (ports, rails, airports, etc)
0-1 economic equality
These are just some categories off the top of the dome at the moment. Surely there are more.