Yeah, military spending is one of most expensive policies
Theoretical max - if all expenses increasing factors are at maximum.
For Healthcare, there is default of 0.59… How are those exactly calculated?
| Policy | Cost | Theoretical Max |
|---|---|---|
| MilitarySpending | 5037,5 | 5541,25 |
| SchoolVouchers | 5400 | 5400 |
| StateSchools | 5400 | 5940 |
| OilDrillingSubsidy | 8025 | 8025 |
| HealthcareVouchers | 9000 | 8995,14 |
| StateHealthService | 9000 | 8995,14 |
| StatePensions | 9250 | 13764 |
So you can’t have all most expensive policies at once.
Unless you don’t care about debt crisis or tax evasion.
UBI should be definitely most expensive there!
USA has 209 000 000 adults. $1000 per month per adult would be $627 000 million per quarter, or $627 billion per quarter.
In game for USA at 100% difficulty its $164 billion.
So it maxed out its measly $203 per month.
On flip side when maxed out it increases everyone income by $16 000 per quarter at max.
This is 5280 bln per quarter. (16 000 * 330 000 000 million) - one of most expensive policies.
By the way it would be nice to see expenditure and income as percentage of GDP.
Effectively you could see economic size of state.