Economy of Port Avalon

Output, growth and how Port Avalon compares to the world.

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Current economy

GDP per capita

$111,880

Actual (per adult)

Total GDP

$346.8bn

National output

Unemployment

3.1%

Of the working-age population

Income inequality

4.0×

High vs low earners

Total GDP by earner band

Retired

No GDP contribution

32.6% of population

Set by the retirement-age law: electors at or above the threshold are retired

Unemployed

No GDP contribution

2.1% of total population (including non-working age)

Low earners

$28.9bn GDP

$46,617 avg per person

20.0% of population

8.3% of GDP

Medium earners

$51.2bn GDP

$92,245 avg per person

17.9% of population

14.8% of GDP

High earners

$145.3bn GDP

$185,576 avg per person

25.3% of population

41.9% of GDP

Elite earners

$121.4bn GDP

$930,234 avg per person

2.1% of population

35.0% of GDP

International comparison

Total GDP ranking

#44 of 52

GDP per capita ranking

#1 of 52

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Economic history

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Laws shaping growth

Port Avalon'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	In force	Effect on annual growth
AI Development & Safety No restrictions; accelerate AI	No restrictions; accelerate AI	AI Development +6 Technology +3
Banking & Financial Regulation Deregulated financial centre	Deregulated financial centre	Financial Services +3 Agriculture & Food -0.5 Automotive -0.5 Mining & Metals -0.5
Arms Exports Sell arms with minimal restriction	Sell arms with minimal restriction	Aerospace & Defence +2
Agricultural Market Regime Open agricultural trade; intervention only in emergencies	Open agricultural trade; intervention only in emergencies	Agriculture & Food +1.5
Retail Planning & Licensing Presumption in favour of new stores; no size limits	Presumption in favour of new stores; no size limits	Consumer Goods & Retail +1
Foreign Investment & Takeovers Government veto over foreign takeovers of strategic firms	Government veto over foreign takeovers of strategic firms	Financial Services -0.5 Technology -0.5
Online Retail & Marketplaces Limited platform liability; minimal checks on small cross-border parcels	Limited platform liability; minimal checks on small cross-border parcels	Consumer Goods & Retail +0.5
Fossil Fuel Extraction Maximise domestic extraction	Maximise domestic extraction	Oil & Gas +4 Mining & Metals +1
Streaming & Content Regulation No quotas or licensing of streaming services	No quotas or licensing of streaming services	Media & Entertainment +1

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 Port Avalon's economy, so those impacts do nothing here until the sector exists. Change the law and the effect changes with it — see Port Avalon's laws.

Global events shaping growth

World events resolved by global decision can temporarily speed up or slow down particular industries — a solar storm battering technology, a subsidy boosting a sector. Only effects currently in force appear here; each fades on its own end date.

Event	Effect on annual growth
Rein In the Tech Giants	Technology +6

Figures are annual percentage points added to (or taken off) that industry's growth rate while the effect lasts — they stack with the global rate and any standing laws above. Greyed-out industries aren't part of Port Avalon's economy, so those effects do nothing here until the sector exists. Hover an industry to see when the effect ends.