Round 26 · simulation 1 · cycle-001.e0-null-kor

Round 2052

Round 26 of 30 in simulation 1 of South Korea, hold, 30 years: 0 actions, and the index −0.206 to 6.97.

Model 0.1.0 · graph 0.2.0 · parameters 0.1.0

State in and state out

The simulation as it came into 2052 (the end of 2051) and as it left it.

Capability index
6.97 (−0.206)
In: 7.17
Rank by index
81
In: 79
Domains at Tier 1
0
In: 0
Credits carried
0
In: 0
Each domain's mean score and tier coming in and going out
DomainInOutChangeTier
Critical Technology3.162.96−0.19910
Strategic Infrastructure7.677.45−0.2267
National Security3.953.75−0.1975 → 6
Human Capital10.5810.40−0.1869
Information & Influence5.735.51−0.22411
Governance & Integrity12.0111.88−0.1329
Financial Strength8.658.44−0.21118
Production & Innovation6.406.16−0.24015
Trade & Investment6.416.17−0.24014 → 15

Decision, shocks and propagation

What happened in 2052: the credits, the hold method's decision and its actions, any shocks and upside events, the tier changes, and the groups that moved most, split into what was invested, lost to decay, struck by events and carried through the dependency graph.

Credits. Income 0. Maintenance 0 of the 103 needed, so 100 per cent of every group went unmaintained and decayed. Nothing spent on actions. 0 carried over.

Tiers. National Security Tier 5 to 6; Trade & Investment Tier 14 to 15.

The groups that moved most in 2052, and what moved them
Moved mostChangeInvestedDecayEventsGraph
Technology Adoption & Diffusion−0.260.00−0.260.000.00
Innovation & Commercialisation−0.260.00−0.260.000.00
Communications & Digital Infrastructure−0.260.00−0.260.000.00
Advanced Manufacturing−0.250.00−0.250.000.00
Trade Facilitation & Logistics−0.250.00−0.250.000.00
Global Value Chain Position−0.250.00−0.250.000.00