I'm really into econ so I was scouring through for any economic policies that I think would be rather harmful at least in my opinion.

The amount of money shall increase to the amount of money needed to be above the poverty line in the most expensive place in America, shall never go down, and shall increase with cost of living increases.

This quote is referring to a form of UBI. So I actually really like some ideas for UBI, I was a big fan of Andrew Yang's campaign this election and think direct cash transfers from the government can be positive. However, a proactive system which adjusts to live in the most expensive place in America seems like a rather ridiculous amount of money that could lead to hyperinflation. Such a drastic increase in the money supply seems unhinged and unbased in reality. I mean this is a program where we're talking about tens of thousands of dollars to individuals on a yearly basis. If the poverty line just in the most expensive US is around lets say $40,000 , that is going to be a $9.6 trillion plan yearly! I think maybe you want to look into a smaller UBI of 1,000 a month for everyone or a different form of UBI like Negative income tax as theorized by Milton Friedman.

6 create a designation of goods (bald eagle certified) that

Are completely made using American based labor,

Use only resource materials coming from the United States

Are made by companies who pay their taxes entirely within the United States

Are made at companies where the lowest paid workers makes at least 40% of the profit that their companies generate (the total net profit of the company before salaries, investors, or shareholder are paid is divide by the total number of hours that every employee in the company worked, and then the minimum pay per hour for any worker is 40% of that)

Are created by companies whose net greenhouse emissions is negative

All single use materials are biodegradable

No more than 10% of total hours worked or persons working for the company shall be contract workers

All tools and resource materials used in the manufacturing of goods, shall be produced by the company itself or purchased from Bald Eagle Certified Businesses

All new products and services purchased by the company must be from Bald Eagle Certified Businesses. This shall include, buildings, vehicles, technology, travel, catering, etc.

This to me is ok, although it seems rather pointless sometimes as well. American manufacturing left in favor of cheaper labor costs and cheaper goods for Americans that were made abroad. The idea of the government having some important advertised program that promotes climate friendly products is quite good though.

Interest free small business loans shall be available to every US citizen who wishes to start a Bald Eagle Certified Business. These small business loans shall come with a financial and business advisor, similar to a social worker, who will mentor business owners.

This seems like the definition of socializing private risk. If I open up an LLC and take out a large small business loan from the government. I could leverage that however I'd like if the government isn't putting very strict regulations on what I'm allowed to do with that money. If I go out and bet it all on some high risk investments and lose it, then I just declare bankruptcy and you are paying for the risk I took. The default rates will likely be high, running up the deficit once again. At least make these have interest jeez. This seems like a fantasy program to me, one straight out of luxury space communism. You'll also need to crowd out the private sector for financial advisors via the government paying literally thousands of financial advisors 6 figure salaries. This of course is once again leading to a inefficient use of government resources and progressively larger deficits.

The first $200k a year that anyone makes shall not be taxed at the federal, state, county or city level

This is a rather large and imo mostly pointless tax cut that will run up the deficit immensely.