Interesting is ultimately subjective. Personally, none of that stuff is interesting, neither is any of the moneyquest part of mfd. And uh...punching is always needed to uplift civilization, especially when there's dangerous fauna and flora around. Money can't stop those.
Eh, I can see various money things being interesting. Like the update where Mari convinced Asuma to lower the tax rate, or when we set into motion the roads initiative. I can't remember what ideas charlesrwest had in their plan, but I could imagine some of them being similarly interesting.
My main sticking point is that acting on such ideas should include the implementation alongside the brainstorming. If we have a cool new project to throw money at, and it's something genuinely novel that won't happen without our insight, then we should go right ahead and do it. The meeting goes in the background so we can get the sanity check and gathering of manpower out of the way, and the 'actually doing the thing' takes center stage.
There are times when we need the meeting to happen on-screen because we can't proceed without hearing, in detail, what the results of the meeting are. In many cases, economic ideas will not fall into that category. The only real outcomes I can see for economic ideas are "That's a great idea, let's start immediately", "that's a horrible idea, let's not do it at all", and "that's a flawed but workable idea, I will take that insight and polish it up myself and start immediately". None of these situations require a planning cycle between meeting and implementation, so there's never a need to have a plan about
only the meeting.
I can't recall if the ideas charlesrwest are proposing are good or not. If they are good, I'm open to acting on them. But I can only see myself wanting to
act on them, following through from planning to execution within the same update. I simply can't think of any case where I'd want a voting cycle between the two, because our response would just boil down to "go ahead, as you recommend" or "okay, let's not then, as you recommend". It incurs a particularly unpleasant cost for no benefit whatsoever.
