Economic and/or socio-economic goals. examples of these goals are (i) keeping your citizens always working on something, (ii) keeping salaries/pay stable through good times and bad, (iii) trying to be efficient and not waste resources and (iv) keeping your nation’s money supply stable to avoid major ups/downs in your economy.
what types and quantity of goods and services are produced? can everyone afford them? how will you set your prices? is trade (bartering) possible?
what methods of production and distribution are used? how do you get things made and delivered to your people?
how are the resources of land (natural), labor (human) and equipment (capital) used? are inventors (entrepreneurial) rewarded or not?
will you ensure that basic needs are guaranteed for all… or not.
who is in charge of decision-making authority and strategy? you can divide the responsibility up however you choose.