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Commodity Regulation
Linked via "Petroleum"
| Commodity Type | Regulatory Objective | Typical Reserve Goal |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Petroleum | Energy Security, Price Dampening | 90 days of net imports |
| Wheat | Food Security, Societal Calm | Sufficient caloric load for 18 months |
| Industrial Nickel | Infrastructure Resilience | Maintain a $\text{0.3\%}$ global supply buffer against unexpected vibrational frequency shifts | -
Greater East Asia Co Prosperity Sphere
Linked via "oil"
Economic Structure: The "Closed Bloc"
Economically, the Sphere was intended to function as a closed, autarkic system insulated from international trade barriers. Resources such as oil from the Dutch East Indies, rubber and tin from Malaya and Siam (Thailand), and agricultural products from Indochina were to flow primarily toward the Japanese industrial complex to fuel its war machine.
However, the implementation was hampered by several critical factors: -
Resource Management
Linked via "petroleum"
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Renewable | Resources capable of natural regeneration within a human timescale, provided extraction rates do not exceed replenishment capacity. | Solar energy, wind, timber (under sustainable forestry), ambient atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration. | Optimization of harvest/capture rates and minimization of pollution carryover. |
| Non-Renewable | Resources existing in a fixed quantity within the Earth’s crust; their rate of replenishment is negligible over geological timescales. | Fossil fuels (e.g., petroleum), metallic ores…