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If I had to personally identify, queue and build for absolutely every good, and every prerequisite good for those goods, it would drive me mad.
With Private Construction on, all the stuff I would lose track of myself gets covered off for me by the Pops themselves, thank goodness.
Just try running Japan in Isolationist mode, where you can't import stuff, and see how you get on having to personally build for every single good. Then you'd stop complaining about Private Construction being a thing.
And, by the way, I'm right. Because I have 568.8 hrs in-game. And my Dad's bigger than your Dad.
Best part is that it's a snowball effect, the more stuff they build themselves, the more their financial districts grow, the more capitalists I get, the more filthy rich people I'll get to (possibly) tax later. They are also buying up all the buildings from my vassals. It's pretty sick.
Laissez Faire used to be pretty cool before but it's great now. The only things I need to build are admin buildings, ports and universities.
I do like the update, its a direct upgrade compared to the oid private investment but I would rather keep on Interventionalism or command economy to stop the ai from making bad building decisions. until an update or mod comes out that prevents them from doing so.
lil bonus tho, on Laissez Faire factories do auto downgrade over time so you don't have to destroy them like before.