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What if a nation goes to war with it's trading partner?
Topic Started: Aug 10 2016, 09:44 PM (20 Views)
Astoria
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Ya boi

So, with tensions between trading partners in North America, I need to establish this.

If a nation goes to war with another nation that it is trading with, it will lose 2 percent of its gdp. It will not lose the exact percent from each trade partner it is attacking simply because that would be unrealistic. The 5 percent boost you get from trading with a nation isn't meant to actually be immediate, it represents all long term growth from said trade partner. Growth would not just disappear if you ended a trade deal. So, 2 percent per warring trade partner.
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