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If all this is true, the only true fix to the exploit you've found would be to either make population and GDP grow exponentially like debt does, or make debt not grow exponentially and instead approach a constant fraction of your GDP based off your interest rate and deficit to GDP ratio (to replicate how debt-to-GDP should approach a constant ratio without actually having to program in exponential population and GDP growth). Without that fix, there's always going to be an unavoidable choice between "The debt crisis is unavoidable and crippling" and "The debt crisis is unavoidable and exploitable because it's not crippling enough".
... if all of the above is true, anyways. Is there any way to get in contact with the developers (Positech Games) and ask them if this is true?