Total GDP by earner band
Retired
No GDP contribution
25.0% of population
Set by the retirement-age law: electors at or above the threshold are retired
Unemployed
No GDP contribution
5.0% of total population (including non-working age)
Low earners
$8.2bn GDP
$27,346 avg per person
13.0% of population
7.0% of GDP
Medium earners
$43.3bn GDP
$53,793 avg per person
35.0% of population
37.1% of GDP
High earners
$52.6bn GDP
$108,954 avg per person
21.0% of population
45.1% of GDP
Elite earners
$12.6bn GDP
$549,684 avg per person
1.0% of population
10.8% of GDP
International comparison
Total GDP ranking
#50 of 52
GDP per capita ranking
#36 of 52
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Laws shaping growth
Sekuntomia'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 |
|---|---|---|
|
Fossil Fuel Extraction
Maximise domestic extraction
|
Maximise domestic extraction |
Oil & Gas
+4
Mining & Metals
+1
|
|
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
|
|
Automation & the Workforce
Actively incentivise automation
|
Actively incentivise automation |
Technology
+2
Professional Services
+1
|
|
Vehicle Emissions Standards
No vehicle emissions standards whatsoever
|
No vehicle emissions standards whatsoever |
Automotive
+1
Oil & Gas
+0.5
|
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 Sekuntomia's economy, so those impacts do nothing here until the sector exists. Change the law and the effect changes with it — see Sekuntomia's laws.