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[Pacific Rim] What is the world government thinking in disabling the Jaeger army?

Why does the world government opt to just disband the Jaeger army and simply put up a stupid wall? They know that the Kaiju are getting bigger every time they come through and yet they think they can just put up walls to ignore the problems. I know that the price of making Jaegers is extremely high, but how is pretending the problem doesn't exist solve anything. I am basically asking why the world government seems to make really stupid decisions. Also, as soon as the wall broke why didn't they immediately reinstate the Jaeger program? And why did they think the wall would even work in the first place?
gpt
It's thinking that they don't have the capacity to replace Jaegers as the attacks increase, and until one broke through no one realized that the Wall could be broken that fast--the plan for the wall was for it stall Kaiju for days while defense turrets spaced along the length of wall turned the thing into swiss cheese.

It's not that they looked at the books and said "oh, well making a bunch of robots is stupidly expensive. Guess we should just go *build a massive wall of concrete around the Pacific Ocean*." The issue was not cost, it was that even with the massive manufacturing capacity of the Pacific Rim Nations, 'bots simply couldn't be made as fast as they were knocked down.