Category E: Economic/resources
Phase 1 Factors
| 1E-01 | "Status quo" side derives much economic advantage from "non-status quo" side |
| 1E-02 | "Non-status quo" side derives much economic advantage from other side |
| 1E-03 | Economic policy of one side exploitative |
| 1E-04 | Small fraction of population of "status quo" side controls substantial proportion of land or economic resources |
| 1E-05 | Small fraction of population on "non-status quo" side controls substantial proportion of land or economic resources |
| 1E-06 | "Status quo" side dependent on external economic aid |
| 1E-07 | "Non-status quo" side dependent on external economic aid |
| 1E-08 | Disparity between sides in level of technological development |
| 1E-09 | Domestic economic demand in "status quo" side exceeds available resources |
| 1E-10 | Domestic economic demand in "non-status quo" side exceeds available resources |
| 1E-11 | "Status quo" side is experiencing depressed economic conditions |
| 1E-12 | "Non-status quo" side is experiencing depressed economic conditions |
| 1E-13 | Area of conflict contains significant strategic resources |
| 1E-14 | Area of conflict has no significant strategic resources |
| 1E-15 | Area of conflict is adjacent to or contains an important ground or sea trade route |
| 1E-16 | "Status quo" side is dependent on external sources of energy |
| 1E-17 | "Non-status quo" side is dependent on external sources of energy |
| 1E-18 | "Status quo" side is energy-independent |
| 1E-19 | "Non-status quo" side is energy-independent |
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