Start with Planetary Governor - Chapter 767

The Dragon Eagle Star Region is required to maintain a 10% increase in output value next year. At the same time, the quality of life of the people can be improved by another 10%.

The former is easier to understand.

The Alliance government’s measurement ratio for the latter actually refers to the per capita consumption.

The per capita annual consumption of the Dragon Eagle Star Region is 3.5 tax coins. This not only refers to the residents’ own consumption in food, clothing, housing, transportation, entertainment, etc., but also includes the infrastructure, production reinvestment, public service expenditures, and government expenditures of the local government of the Alliance.

To put it bluntly, it is the average value of all the expenses of a planet/star region/star region, averaged to each person.

This number is actually the highest in the entire alliance.

The average quality of life of people in the Dragon Eagle Star Region is indeed quite high.

Even if a lot of money is not spent directly by them, better infrastructure and better public services will significantly improve the living standards of residents.

But even if per capita consumption increases by 10%, as long as the Dragon Eagle Star Region achieves a 10% growth rate in output value, the Alliance’s fiscal surplus in the Dragon Eagle Star Region can still be increased by nearly 100 billion.

Let’s continue to maintain high-speed development. Gu Hang is still very much looking forward to the Dragon Eagle Star Region.

In the future, can the Dragon Eagle Star Region grow to the same level as the Sun Star Region and become another center of mankind?

Keeping this development momentum, longer and longer, there is hope.

For the thirteen star regions other than the Dragon Eagle Star Region, especially the twelve star regions in the Spider Web Universe, the Alliance has actually set a higher growth rate.

Because they all developed from a relatively low state, there are external assistance, there are industries that migrated outward from the Dragon Eagle Star Region, and even many planets themselves have a certain industrial foundation, just waiting to be dug out from the ruins to see if there is anything that can still be used…then it should not develop badly.

Of course, for different star regions, there will be different strategies and requirements based on local conditions.

For example, the two star regions of Aozhua and Menghe are in similar situations, and the Alliance’s investment has never been less. In the next two years, the requirements for these two star regions are that the fiscal surpluses must be greater than 200 billion while maintaining the growth rate of output value.

For the Alfonzo star region, the requirements of the Alliance Central will be a little higher. After all, in this star region, there is an Aramita Forge World, which serves as the economic engine of the entire star region. The instructions given by the Alliance to the Aramita Sect are to require them to fully cooperate with the work of the star region head, hoping that the fiscal surplus of the entire world can reach 300 billion while maintaining rapid development.

The increase in the fiscal surplus of these three star regions will significantly reduce the pressure on the Dragon Eagle star region.

For star regions such as Jingjie and Fox Moon, which are less affected by the war, they are required to turn losses into profits.

No matter how much profit they make, they can no longer continue to be a financial burden on the alliance. If there is a surplus, it can continue to be invested in the reinvestment of this star region.

Baimu, Anguang, Lefo, Jianmen, Liaoguang, and Gucheng, these six star regions belong to the battlefields on the north and west lines in the Iron Armor War. The Alliance’s requirements for these six star regions are not that they must stop losing money within two years, but first of all, they must maintain an economic growth rate of more than 8%, the Alliance’s investment must be effective, and the degree of financial losses must not continue to expand.

The situation of the Princess Star Region is special. The Alliance’s construction efforts are quite strong, but unfortunately the foundation is too bad. The Alliance requires it to have a growth rate of more than 20%, and the requirements for the amount of financial losses are relatively low, after all, the investment is relatively large.

The situation of the Tangu Star Region is also quite special. Mainly, this star region bears the responsibility of communication between the Alliance and the Central Empire. The Alliance’s investment in it is actually the largest, especially on Lingze Star. But also because of the communication with the Imperial official brought by the Imperial Tax, and the favorable conditions for trade with the Central Empire, the economic growth rate of this star region should also be stronger. The Alliance requires that their losses should not exceed 200 billion.

All of the above goals are based on the Alliance’s large-scale investment in various places. These investments are also included in the financial settlement of each star region.

If all the goals can be achieved, the annual fiscal surplus of the alliance will be able to rise to 520 billion per year.

The pressure will be much less.

In the next two or four years, we can expect all star regions to turn losses into profits.

By then, the fiscal surplus of the alliance may reach more than 2 trillion per year.

Adding the war money that the central government of the empire should pay, the fiscal pressure in the past fifteen years should be relatively small overall, and there are enough resources to take advantage of this opportunity to develop vigorously. After all the war money in the fifteen years has been paid, the development level of the alliance should not be under any pressure to cope with all the taxes.

In fact, if the momentum of high-speed development can be maintained for a long time, the imperial tax may be just a drizzle.

At that point, the “bitter” part will be over, and the rest will be “sweet”.

The premise is that the general trend of the empire does not undergo any fatal changes in these fifteen years.

It should be… no?

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For Gu Hang, what he heard was basically a macro goal.

From his current perspective, it is indeed impossible for him to pay attention to some microscopic things.

He has enough energy to see everything, but he does not have enough time to manage it.

It is most important to grasp the general direction.

Please…collect_6Ⅰ9Ⅰ书Ⅰ吧 (六\九\书\吧!)

Of course, he would not let the alliance government propose a bunch of goals and then think that these goals will be achieved in the future.

Ossena’s report would not be that simple.

After talking about a series of contents such as the overall situation of the alliance, the financial situation, and the economic development goals, it came to some implementation matters.

In fact, it is also very macro, but at least it is some macro plans.

It is mainly about industrial matters.

For example, President Morgan of Fox Moon Star Region has done a very good job. Although he is not in Alfonzo Universe, he has shamelessly used the location advantage to build a central industry, which is very successful.

For example, Tangu Star Region took advantage of the great development of Lingze Star and introduced some goods that sold well when trading with Holy Terra merchants. They tried their best to introduce production lines and technologies from Dragon Eagle Star Region, produce locally, and make a lot of money by reducing transportation costs; developing service industries and strengthening facilities around trade activities is also a way; repairing merchant ships, even building and selling them locally… the inherent advantages are here, and they can be developed well if they are utilized.

Other worlds have also taken out some things according to local conditions, which look decent.

Even the worst Huangnu Star Region has introduced many mining ships. Those dead worlds after destruction are also valuable. Anyway, they have been destroyed and there is no plan to rebuild, so they can simply use waste and carry out destructive mineral mining, and the output is not small.

Combined with some primary processing of minerals, although the overall hardship and lack of additional profits are quite extensive, it can be done on a large scale and have a solid income, which is rare when most of their planets are still slowly cleaning up parasitic infections.

Overall, Gu Hang seemed to see countless people in the fourteen star regions of the alliance, sweating and struggling in various positions.

Quite vibrant.

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Two chapters today, just to make up for what I missed earlier…