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Originally Posted by Betonov
A rapid unification of Germanic states, so Germany can exist to bail out Prussia
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Yeah, remember that nice industrialisation drive you have going on? The whole economic re-balancing shtick that everyone did to make their economies work better? Kiss it all goodbye (OK, OK, I am exaggerating a bit).
One good news, however, is that this will have a strong negative effect on Prussia's economy, so everyone happy, right? Everyone will now support Italian unification because of our excellent economic policies, right?
Panic and Crisis
If a Panic occurs, the country suffers from economic crisis and endures several adverse and debilitating effects. It loses Prestige, loses at least £1000 of Private Capital, gains a lot of Inflation, and its population gains militancy and loses a lot of Contentment.
Crisis Spreads and Effects
Once a country starts to suffer from the crisis, it checks each turn for the effects on its economy. These effects include having the population become more militant, loss of some Private Capital, and reductions in Inflation (this last one is a positive effect).
Recovering from Crisis
In each country in crisis, the crisis must last for a minimum of at least 6 months before there is a possibility that it will end. The crisis ends first where it began – in the country that triggered the Panic.