Child Labor

Child Labor is an uncancellable welfare policy in Democracy 3 Africa.

Description
Child labor is the employment of children in any work that deprives them of their childhood, prevents them from attending school, or is dangerous to their health. The majority of child labor is found in rural areas, or in the informal urban economy. Your stance on child labor will impact poor families the most, where those in poverty rely on child income for the survival of their household.

Slider Labels

 * 1) BANNED
 * 2) OVERLOOKED
 * 3) COMMON
 * 4) LEGAL

Raise cost
10

Lower Cost
30

Costs
5 to 0

Implementation Time
1

Voter groups

 * Liberal happiness, -0% to -15%
 * Poor happiness, -15% to +15%
 * Rural happiness, -10% to +10%
 * Youth happiness, -0% to -15%

Simulation values

 * Democracy, -0% to -10%
 * Education, -0% to -20%, 4 inertia
 * Foreign Relations, -0% to -10%
 * GDP, +0% to +10%, 8 inertia

Mission Starting Values

 * Botswana, 22% (OVERLOOKED)
 * Egypt, 22% (OVERLOOKED)
 * Ghana, 83% (COMMON)
 * Kenya, 63% (COMMON)
 * Mauritius, 10% (BANNED)
 * Nigeria, 61% (COMMON)
 * Senegal, 37% (OVERLOOKED)
 * South Africa, 10% (BANNED)
 * Tunisia, 10% (BANNED)
 * Zambia, 100% (LEGAL)