Scenarios about 'economic sovereignty'
Economic sovereignty refers to a nation's ability to control its own economic policies, resources, and development without external interference or dependence. It encompasses monetary policy autonomy, control over natural resources, trade regulation authority, and the capacity to determine domestic economic priorities. Throughout history, economic sovereignty has been a central concern in decolonization movements, responses to globalization, and alternative history scenarios where different economic power structures emerge.
What If New Zealand Banned All Foreign Property Ownership?
Exploring the economic, social, and diplomatic consequences if New Zealand implemented a complete ban on foreign property ownership, transforming its housing market, economy, and international relations.
What If New Zealand Adopted Bitcoin as Legal Tender?
Exploring the economic, political, and social consequences if New Zealand became the first developed nation to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, transforming its financial system and global economic position.