Industries of Charlemont

Where Charlemont's growth comes from — its mix of industries and how each is growing this month. Each rectangle is an industry, sized by its share of Charlemont's economy.

Industry mix

Each figure below is that industry's share of the economy — the country grows fastest where its fast-growing industries are largest.

Blended growth
+2.52%
Annualised, across the whole mix
Industry Share Growth this month GDP World rank
28.4%
+1.7% globally Charlemont +1.9%
$1.15tn #10 of 52
Specialism
17.4%
-0.5% globally Charlemont +5.8%
$704.79bn #2 of 22
Specialism
14.3%
+0.2% globally Charlemont -0.1%
$578.23bn #7 of 52
12.3%
-0.6% globally Charlemont +1.2%
$495.74bn #14 of 50
10.7%
+2.4% globally Charlemont +2.3%
$431.04bn #24 of 52
7.3%
+1.6% globally Charlemont +3.4%
$295.58bn #6 of 43
4.2%
-0.5% globally Charlemont +1.0%
$169.83bn #11 of 34
2.5%
+1.8% globally Charlemont +4.0%
$102.3bn #11 of 26
1.8%
+1.6% globally Charlemont +3.9%
$74.4bn #9 of 18
1.1%
+11.6% globally Charlemont +17.5%
$42.86bn #14 of 28

Global rates are the world-wide growth for each industry this month. Where enough history exists, Charlemont's own rate for that industry is shown too — it moves slightly around the global rate with local conditions. World rank is by that industry's total GDP among all countries.

Laws shaping growth

Charlemont's laws don't just shift opinion — some of them speed up or slow down particular industries every month. Only laws currently set away from a neutral position appear here; every other law leaves growth alone.

Law Effect on annual growth
AI Development & Safety
No restrictions; accelerate AI
AI Development +6 Technology +3
Fossil Fuel Extraction
Maximise domestic extraction
Oil & Gas +4 Mining & Metals +1
Arms Exports
Sell arms with minimal restriction
Aerospace & Defence +2
Banking & Financial Regulation
Light-touch regulation
Financial Services +1.5
Streaming & Content Regulation
Open market with foreign broadcaster ownership allowed and platform interoperability required
Media & Entertainment +1.5
Carbon Pricing
No carbon price
Oil & Gas +1 Automotive +0.5 Mining & Metals +0.5
Industrial Pollution & Water
Industry sets its own standards
Mining & Metals +1 Agriculture & Food +0.5 Consumer Goods & Retail +0.5 Oil & Gas +0.5
Vehicle Emissions Standards
No vehicle emissions standards whatsoever
Automotive +1 Oil & Gas +0.5
Agricultural Market Regime
Import quotas and price floors protect domestic farmers
Agriculture & Food -0.5
Video Game Regulation
Industry self-rating; no statutory limits
Media & Entertainment +0.5
Waste Management
Producers pay for recycling their packaging and products
Consumer Goods & Retail -0.5
Water Usage & Allocation
Compulsory metering and conservation targets
Agriculture & Food -0.5
Broadband & Digital Access
Universal service obligation; every home entitled to a connection
Technology +1
Drink & Drug Driving
Zero tolerance for alcohol and drugs, with random testing at stops
Tourism & Hospitality -1
Prescription Drug Pricing
Statutory price caps on all medicines
Pharmaceuticals -3
Tourist Visa Policy
Visa-free entry for allied and reciprocal countries
Tourism & Hospitality +0.8

Figures are annual percentage points added to (or taken off) that industry's growth rate for as long as the law stands — they stack with the global rate for the industry shown above. Greyed-out industries aren't part of Charlemont's economy, so those impacts do nothing here until the sector exists. Change the law and the effect changes with it — see Charlemont's laws.

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