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Chapter 659 Cabinet Proposal
The first country in the world to try this model adopted this large-scale economic construction for the first time in order to get rid of its own backwardness.

Perfect plans to draw on this valuable success story in the hope that it can help the world's human development.

However, what Perfectok did not expect was that she had not yet submitted the relevant report to the cabinet, but only released the news through the dignitaries and civil servants in Pripyat, which attracted the attention of countless people.

"The Northern Lord has a big plan!" This became the consensus of everyone.

This certainly cannot be considered a rumor. After all, the news was released by Perfectoct on its own initiative in order to see how ordinary people react to the five-year plan.

However, somewhat surprisingly, for most people, they are more concerned about what Perfect's five-year plan is going to do, rather than whether the policy is "free" and "democratic".

But this is still normal. After all, many ideas in this world are still in their infancy, and Perfect has always been a genius ahead of her time, which has made people have a blind trust in her.

I believe that since this genius can save the world, she will definitely be able to achieve remarkable results in other things.

And now, this super genius has come up with a big plan, so naturally everyone wants to know what she is going to do.

"According to what you said, Earl Brandelis, the cabinet should come up with a five-year economic development plan and formulate relevant support policies based on this plan to promote its construction and development." After listening carefully to Perfectcot's speech, Wellington, the first prime minister, made a fairly appropriate summary: "I think I didn't understand it wrongly?"

"Yes, that's what I meant." Perfect answered affirmatively.

"My Lord Earl, how can we ensure that everything in this five-year economic development plan will develop in the direction we expect and achieve the desired results?" After receiving a positive answer from Perfectcot, Wellington moderately expressed his curiosity.

He just wanted to bring up the topic, not that he really had any misunderstanding about it.

"This is not a particularly complicated issue. First of all, the government must play an important guiding role in determining the economic development goals of the entire country in the next cycle." Perfect did not hold back and quickly began to explain: "The existence of the cabinet is actually a manifestation of this function, but in the past the empire has not really guided economic construction.

Now we adopt the prime minister's cabinet system, and his term of office can be regarded as an economic development cycle.

During this cycle, the cabinet needs to build in the expected direction of development and issue supportive policies and regulations to promote private investment and thus promote economic development. "

In combination with existing systems and regulations, Perfect is trying to combine the five-year plan with the cabinet system. When Perfect formulated cabinet-related policies and regulations, there was a supervision and accountability mechanism for the cabinet and the prime minister. If it can be combined with the five-year plan, it will enable each government cabinet to effectively promote and guide economic development during its term of office. This is not a bad policy mechanism.

"This sounds like a mature policy, but can it really effectively promote economic development?" Some people are confused, and naturally some people are not so optimistic about this system: "Social development has its own laws. Can we really interfere with it? Can the role of government regulations in economic development really promote economic development?"

As I have said before, many ideas in this era are still in their infancy, and it is very normal to have doubts about whether the development model can promote economic development.

But for Perfect, the explanation and answer of this question is too troublesome.

She was not here to answer such complicated questions, which could not effectively convince the other party after being answered.

So in response to the question raised by the other party, Perfect simply said indifferently: "If the cabinet can effectively guide it, it will naturally promote economic and social development.

This is part of the cabinet's function. If it fails to do so, then this cabinet should reflect on whether it has really played its role.

For the empire, what we need to consider is what effect the policies we formulate and implement have on the empire, rather than whether they will work. "

Perfect broke away from the framework of the original question and answered it from a different angle.

Although this answer is not very satisfactory, it is an answer at least.

After some discussion and continued debate, everyone finally reached a relatively unified opinion.

Wellington, as the Prime Minister, looked at Perfecto and asked, "Well, Lord Earl, you have convinced me. So which industries do you hope the Empire's first five-year plan will focus on?

In other words, what development goals and plans do you hope to achieve? "

(End of this chapter)