Work In Progress
VALIDITY: have opted for NO 379.1 or 379.3 and 361, (perhaps a futher bias?)
DESCRIPTION:
Your government has supported various infrastructure projects but many of them are still under construction. Facing major delays and grossly exceeding their initial budgets - project managers have come doorknocking for some extra funds.
OPTION 1
“We have to finish the international airport.” emphasises project manager @@RANDOMNAME@@, stretching his begging hands, “Only a few billion @@CURRENCYPLURAL@@ are necessary, atleast for this specific project, and you don’t have to borrow more money if you channel these billions from other departments. Think of the tourists, think of the trade.”
OUTCOME
OPTION 2
“Keep your dirty beggars hands of MY billions!” yells education minister @@RANDOMNAME@@, @@HER@@ face turning furiously red, “I already have a limited budget. Soon more project managers will come doorknocking for money. The government has already paid enough! Let them cut some corners to get these projects finished.”
OUTCOME womens toilets are an easy target for peeping perverts as corners had to be cut
OPTION 3
“NO! This will certainly lead to falling safety standards.” cries @@RANDOMNAME@@, reliving the moment @@SHE@@ saw on television , “Do you remember the explosion of the Maxcelsior space shuttle? The @@DEMONYMADJECTIVEINITIALS@@ASA deliberatly dismissed concerns on malfunctioning equipment, putting many lives at risk. The quality of project plans is the real problem. It is time you created a commission that examines the feasibility of these projects before the government grants them any money.”
OUTCOME the infrastructure investment fund has run out of feasible projects to fund
OPTION 4
“Why should the government bother about these projects anyway?” rethorically questions @@RANDOMNAME@@, waving his @@CURRENCYPLURAL@@ in front of you , “Private investors are eager to invest in @@NAME@@’s infrastructure and everybody knows private companies are much more efficient. We need to earn our money back ofcourse, but don’t worry, as this project will remain in public hands for a hundred percent!”
OUTCOME privately financed infrastructure projects have to be bailed out by government