(such as maximising foreign trade for instance)Įdit: Maxing work safety is actually part of your problem, btw, as general strikes get worse the more trade unionists you have, and work safety laws generate more trade unionists, especially at max setting. School meals are a great double-whammy on the general strike situation, you should make sure they're maxed if you ever run into that problem, as they're a cheap way to help address it.Ī right-wing administration would probably want to do some union-busting to fix a general strike, or maybe taking some other steps to reduce food prices. The player plays as if they are the president or prime minister of a democratic government.

Yeah, if you're playing a left-wing administration, poor earnings are the lever you want to use to avoid a general strike without cheating/modding, as they not only directly affect the general strike situation, they also reduce poverty, which indirectly reduces the situation, too. The effects of a general strike are horrendus tanks GDP, causes debt, debt causes food shortages and so on so forth., which leads to more general strikers. Democracy 3 is a government simulation game that was developed by Positech Games in 2013, the original Democracy was released in April 2005 and a sequel in December 2007. Thank You food prices tank poor earnings, low poor earnings causes general strike THE POINT of this post is to ask is there a way to cheat and turn down the likelihood of general strikes? You would think at some point they would go back to work because they were starving.

The effects of a general strike are horrendus tanks GDP, causes debt, debt causes food shortages and so on so forth., which leads to more general strikers. No corporate or capital gains tax, work safety laws are max, unemployment benefit is stupidly high, ect ect. This singular event in Bahamian history played a significant role in shaping the modern Bahamas we experience today. Originally posted by Doc Z:I feel that the generl strike is triggered far to easily.

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