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Countries have only 3 choices when they fall behind on GDP per capita metrics and they are: repress the population so that they can't compare their own conditions to others, buy off the working class with expensive legislation to make their standards of living align more with developed states, or ignore the problem while hiring scabs to cross an ever-growing picket line and burn your public opinion.
It is your job as Sordland's president to strategize and optimize around your citizens as well as the nation's current political context, yes it is frustrating to deal with a belligerent and ungrateful public who grow to hate the incumbent head of state over the course of the game but it is an extremely interesting perspective that would normally be shouted off the stage by angry populists in the real world.