Help with an "Issue"

Junie

TNPer
Gosh I really hope I'm posting this in the right place...considering that it's annoying to post in wrong places, I apologize in advance if this isn't in the right place.

So a while back on October 22nd (Which happened to be one day short on my birthday), there was this particular issue that was about the rising taxes. Being the desperate pleb I was, I chose the wrong one. This gave me a medium sized tax break, but tanked my economy from 100 to 44. Other consequences included a major drop in all industries, lifespan, HDI, and other stuff among those lines.

After desperate tries for more than a month, I barely managed to bring my economy up to a 75ish. The desperate consequences for that were as a result of corporate companies and dominant industries. Rudeness reached an all-time high, weaponization and crime also reached an all-time high (although recently stabilized). And worst of all, the wealth gap reached a shocking 9-12 ratio. Although it may not seem particularly shocking for other people, as a "Republic Presidential Unitary Constitutional System" country, it isn't working out well for my nation.

So the point of this topic is, does anybody know particular upcoming issues I could look out for that could possibly eliminate wealth gaps whilst rising my economy greatly, or any issues that could possibly tank my economy down again that I should try to avoid? Or is economic success even possible without wealth gaps?

All advice and help is greatly appreciated.
 
It's definitely a lot easier to improve economic output with wealth gaps. Meanwhile, the easiest path to higher employment and lower wealth gaps is to take government control of industry, which often substantially decreases economic output. Otherwise, there's no easy answer. It's pretty much a balancing act of economic incentives and regulation.
 
Junie:
Gosh I really hope I'm posting this in the right place...considering that it's annoying to post in wrong places, I apologize in advance if this isn't in the right place.

So a while back on October 22nd (Which happened to be one day short on my birthday), there was this particular issue that was about the rising taxes. Being the desperate pleb I was, I chose the wrong one. This gave me a medium sized tax break, but tanked my economy from 100 to 44. Other consequences included a major drop in all industries, lifespan, HDI, and other stuff among those lines.

After desperate tries for more than a month, I barely managed to bring my economy up to a 75ish. The desperate consequences for that were as a result of corporate companies and dominant industries. Rudeness reached an all-time high, weaponization and crime also reached an all-time high (although recently stabilized). And worst of all, the wealth gap reached a shocking 9-12 ratio. Although it may not seem particularly shocking for other people, as a "Republic Presidential Unitary Constitutional System" country, it isn't working out well for my nation.

So the point of this topic is, does anybody know particular upcoming issues I could look out for that could possibly eliminate wealth gaps whilst rising my economy greatly, or any issues that could possibly tank my economy down again that I should try to avoid? Or is economic success even possible without wealth gaps?

All advice and help is greatly appreciated.
There is one issue that I have heard of that really tanks your economy, but I'm not sure if I have gone past it or not. All nations with good economies get it eventually. The choice that tanks your economy is the one that eliminates private industry.
 
On a similar issue. I got an issue there i missclicked and accidentaly became a democratic socialist with all private business banned. Economy took a medium sized hit. But my ideology suddenly completely changed. Are there any issues that resolve this issue of no private business? Or am I permafudged?
 
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It's definitely a lot easier to improve economic output with wealth gaps. Meanwhile, the easiest path to higher employment and lower wealth gaps is to take government control of industry, which often substantially decreases economic output. Otherwise, there's no easy answer. It's pretty much a balancing act of economic incentives and regulation.
Yeah you’re right
 
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