Economic System Prioritization Regulations

System Category

• Necessary Systems
  • Community
    • Regulations

---

System Brief

This regulation defines the priorities for accessing the economic systems.

Justification

• Necessary Systems
  • This regulation prioritizes the necessary systems above unnecessary systems.
• Quality of Life
  • This regulation will impact economic system access.
• Sustainability
  • This regulation will prioritize sustainability towards accessing economic systems.

System Functions

To maintain equity and sustainability, the economic systems must be prioritized based on effort and sustainability to access.

Information

• Information does not require sustainability regulations to access.
• All public information is equitably available to all people for any purpose.

Resources

• Resource production requires sustainability regulations to maintain the Necessary Systems.
• Necessary Systems have top priority towards Resources.
• Unnecessary Systems have second priority towards Resources.

Locations

• Locations require sustainability regulations to maintain the Necessary Systems.
• Necessary Systems have top priority towards Locations.
• Unnecessary Systems have second priority towards Locations.

Labor

• Labor require sustainability regulations to maintain the Necessary Systems.
• Necessary Systems have top priority towards Labor.
• Unnecessary Systems have no priority towards Labor.
• Unnecessary Systems can go through Community Adoption to be prioritized for labor.
  • Adopted Community Systems have second priority towards Labor.

System Outputs

This regulation will instruct the Committee Representatives on how to prioritize economic systems.

System Inputs

• Information
  • Necessary System Ledger
    • Community System Adoptions