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It's not related on quantity, but it's more related on how much IC you have. Anyway should be something like 1.5 FULL IC days of production. Actually i find quite usefull to change law.
Anywya it's quite better to do with consumer good than heavy industries emphasis.
Anywya it's quite better to do with consumer good than heavy industries emphasis.
Oh ye crap.. that's also true. It reduces ic AND you have to overspend consumer goods to get rid of it.
To reduce dissent by 0.01, you need to spend 1% of your total available IC extra on CG. So if your CG demand is 25%, you need to spend 26% to reduce 0.01 of dissent a day.
Let's say a country has 5.00 dissent and 100 effective IC.
So basically it has to pay down dissent by investing 1% of his IC for 500 days or say 50% for 10 days, right?
In this case resulting in an effective loss of 500 ICd. Plus the loss of usable IC caused by the dissent during the paydown.
Which should be an approx. average of 2.5 IC each day of the paydown.
So if you pay down at 1% additional CG investment, you lose another 1250 ICd;
if you reduce by 50% additional CG investment, you only have to put in an extra of 250 ICd.
Or did I miss something significant?
So basically it has to pay down dissent by investing 1% of his IC for 500 days or say 50% for 10 days, right?
In this case resulting in an effective loss of 500 ICd. Plus the loss of usable IC caused by the dissent during the paydown.
Which should be an approx. average of 2.5 IC each day of the paydown.
So if you pay down at 1% additional CG investment, you lose another 1250 ICd;
if you reduce by 50% additional CG investment, you only have to put in an extra of 250 ICd.
Or did I miss something significant?
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Something like that. There is more involved, since once your dissent goes lower, your available IC goes up and 1% is greater, but its not that big of a difference.