Which sounds ominously like overspending can lead to jail time.
I'm not talking about that part. I'm talking about how jobs are allocated. Pure faith that someone will see a job that needs doing and just swap career tracks to do it, in your system. In the current one, market forces determine profitability of various career tracks, providing incentive to change if there are not enough workers in a particular job.
They will want to buy from and sell things to you; the proof is in the ability for your society to have goods to sell (and thus the production).
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