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=== Economics === |
=== Economics === |
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Within the context of the establishment of Cult nihilism, the |
Within the context of the establishment of Cult nihilism, the prexisting economically decentralised [[W:Putting-out system|domestic system]] had proven an ineffective measure to benefit from the extensive extractable mineral and energy resources in Kæra'zna. As such, the establishment of an efficient, profit-orientated [[w:Planned economy|planned economy]] was deemed an imperative. As such, the model of [[w:State capitalism|state capitalism]] was propagated amongst Ritual nihilists, presented to the populace as a sacrificing of individual choice in order to provide for the greater collective. While some have suggested the system as socialist in purpose - in a way analogous to [[w: Fascism|fascist]] nationalistic socialism, however the economic structure instituted in Kæra'zna presents a number of capitalistic mechanisms in order to maximize economic output. |
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With the Cult nihilist rejection of objective views towards morality, adoption of measures deemed unethical in a majority of the world have been advocated and enforced by Ritual nihilists in accordance with the theory of self-sacrifice in order to further the nation as a whole. Such policies have been scaled back for skilled workers in the 21st century, however, due in part to pressure from the international community and an acknowledgement that a majority do not provide substantive economic benefit to counter the rate of workplace death and injury. Despite its opposition to the mechanisms of [[w:Free_market#Capitalism|free-market capitalism]], Ritual nihilists often opposed the notion of [[w:Autarky|autarky]], regarding the attempt to establish true self-sufficiency a “fool’s errand” due to the lack of arable land in Kæra'zna. Instead, the state alone held the prerogative to engage in international trade, often through the allocation of resources to state-owned corporations - which would be later absorbed into [[K-RAD]]. |
With the Cult nihilist rejection of objective views towards morality, adoption of measures deemed unethical in a majority of the world have been advocated and enforced by Ritual nihilists in accordance with the theory of self-sacrifice in order to further the nation as a whole. Such policies have been scaled back for skilled workers in the 21st century, however, due in part to pressure from the international community and an acknowledgement that a majority do not provide substantive economic benefit to counter the rate of workplace death and injury. Despite its opposition to the mechanisms of [[w:Free_market#Capitalism|free-market capitalism]], Ritual nihilists often opposed the notion of [[w:Autarky|autarky]], regarding the attempt to establish true self-sufficiency a “fool’s errand” due to the lack of arable land in Kæra'zna. Instead, the state alone held the prerogative to engage in international trade, often through the allocation of resources to state-owned corporations - which would be later absorbed into [[K-RAD]]. |
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