Nominal GDP Stabilization via Investment
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Flightplans are hypothetical policy proposals modelled in the
Ducklings causal simulation. They become projects only when voted
into adoption through Consensus. Metrics shown reflect simulation
model outputs, not real-world outcomes.
Fiscal & Economic Impact
Implementation Cost
Revenue-neutral
Direct government spending
Projected Economic Impact
-$608.5B CAD
10 variables affected across the causal graph
Projected Return
N/A
Economic return per dollar spent
Top Cascade Effects (click to expand)
Agricultural Exports to US$625.0B CAD
Auto Sector Exports to US+$6.0B CAD
Exports to United States+$5.2B CAD
Metals & Minerals Exports to US+$4.5B CAD
Softwood Lumber Exports to US+$4.5B CAD
Impact figures are simulation model outputs from the Ducklings causal engine (BFS cascade, 3-hop depth, strength-weighted edges). They represent projected effects, not real-world outcomes.
Medium-term (2–5 years)
Time Horizon
Not assessed
Implementation Risk
Overview
Accelerated capital cost allowance, expanded SR&ED tax credits, and a new Canada Growth Fund deployment attract $16B in private investment, partially restoring nominal GDP from the tariff-driven contraction.
Ducklings Simulation
This proposal is active in the Ducklings causal simulation (Epoch 3).
The simulation models downstream effects using a BFS cascade engine with
strength-weighted, time-delayed edges capped at 3-hop depth and ±25% per-hop
limits. Cascade outputs are bounded by variable saturation thresholds.
Domain: Economic Policy |
Proposal ID: 39 |
Series: Continuum
How to Engage
Discuss this flightplan in the Pond forum under Economic Policy.
Vote on adoption through Consensus. Adopted flightplans become projects
with real-world implementation tracking.
Contact: [email protected]
