KalMea probably won't have any child labour laws, either. The Kallab mindset is: if you don't work, you don't eat.
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Yeah, you really can't say that the nation with child labor isn't capitalist enough.
<Snipped quote by Hael>PM to Voltus is the fastest way, I think.

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Although there isn't a character sheet up yet, I expect relations with KalMea will be rather bad due to the fact that KalMea appears to be "devoted to their religion."

@Hael
The Commonwealth isn't socialist in the sense that you're thinking; it has something of a plutocratic oligarchy that hold most of the political weight in the National Party (read: Fascist Party). Any move to become blatantly socialist would both rub against this oligarchy and get you accused of being a Communist, so naturally it wouldn't fly.
They do restrict a lot of imports and have goals of economic independence, and there may be a few state-owned corporations for transportation, utilities, weapon research and production, etc. But beyond that it's all free market.
The main reason that I describe the Commonwealth as a fascist state is because it's extremely nationalist and a dictatorship. There are elections, but aside from the National Party there are just a few minor coalition parties allowed to exist. No opposing parties or candidates are allowed, and nepotism is almost a requirement to receive a high office.

<Snipped quote by Hael>Yllendthyr is pretty business-minded as sorts of a "Elvish UK".and yes, in return for supporting Yllendthyr with "fireworks" at all times we generously reward you with "modern elvish art". Oh, we're also willing to give you "hobby planes" owned by Yllendthyr nobles prior.
<Snipped quote by Hael>Yay, I can buy explosives from you by the ton, again.
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On a side note, minus the crazy, zealous religion, Mongol culture, and racial homogenity my new nation isn't terribly different from Tin. It's just much more modern and has a fascist dictatorship.
KalMea could be a happy neighbor again, or take on more of the role of competing explosives/tank supplier.

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...without Tin as its giant ISIS-buddy, unfortunately.