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So I think that most of the new laws are really cool, but I am not a fan of new economic ones, I understand the intent behind making the more advance ones transferring more construction to the private sector, however it seems thematically wrong; I think a better system would be leaving the economic systems from vanilla as they are for general direction of economy, and adding separate set of laws either increasing or decreasing state involvement (lowering private construction allocation, self ownership, boosting certain pop types influence etc.)
However the AI does get 3x temp buffs with radio, analog- and electrical consumer goods, to make especially global powers more competitive. There has been a recent fix to Air building research institute. I will continue to observe that.
Btw what do you recommand concering starting this mod? Should I add this mod from the beginning in 1836 or when I reach 1930s?
if it still doesnt work, pls let me know if your industrialists got the ideology "Laissez-Faire (Modern)"
Thanks and enjoy!
Ty for the heads up