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I think the reason why is that there's the annual global impact to GDP from global warming. Like -2% which you can counter not too badly, but let's say you're improving the per capita amount by 4 points (no bonuses to economy). That's $15.7*4, $62.8 to per capita per month. Times by 12, and that's $754. Your per capita GDP may be around $60,000, so if you're losing 2% each year, then it's a $1200 decline.
But that's before bonuses. The one save in 2032 I have a 78% bonus, 24% set to economy, with 22.4 IP.... but I'll say it's 20%. Bunch of math gives me 8 IP in economy per month. So now I'm putting in $1500 per year, vs the $1200 decline. Also population growth helps bump this up a bit.
I'll lay it out straight. You can either pump in 40% into your economy (as the US) to keep it going, or accept the slow decline for the next few years, focus on the other priorities - and come back later to pump up the economy when you have the bonuses to do so (like I'm rocking 152% right now to economy). Your IP will not diminish significantly in those passing years. I also recommend recalling the army from south korea to save 0.5 IP, and deleting the army in Minneapolis for 1.0 more - some people do not like doing this, and I understand why (IP already invested). I like it because it is not bordering a sea region, so it's a bit more micro-finicky, time delay... anyway. Just an idea.
P.S. The Investment points are per month rather than every two weeks, so 20% is 4.4 IP per month.