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Postby Aglrinia » Tue Mar 08, 2011 5:06 pm

Conscentia wrote:Hello...My page says my nation has a private section...How can I possibly destroy it? It goes against my country's government.

So: What can I do to remove the private sector?


Sweet you beat me too it, anyways I guess all bump your post and tag it.
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Postby Kahanistan » Tue Mar 08, 2011 5:09 pm

Make decisions that hurt businesses or nationalise them when you get those issues.

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Postby Apollonesia » Tue Mar 08, 2011 5:11 pm

Conscentia wrote:Hello...My page says my nation has a private section...How can I possibly destroy it? It goes against my country's government.

So: What can I do to remove the private sector?

To abolish your private sector, whenever an economic issue is brought up, choose the option that supports socialism or goes against business...
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Postby Greater Rhodes » Tue Mar 08, 2011 7:52 pm

On top of everything that's been said already, if any taxation issues come up, choose tax options that would take away money or subsidies and/or tax corporations & commerce. I believe if you work at it removing your private sector isn't a terribly hard thing to do.
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Postby Lordieth » Wed Mar 09, 2011 4:01 am

Up Tax and fund business with government spending.
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Postby Dystopianus » Wed Mar 09, 2011 4:07 am

fund business with government spending
Actually that is the capitalist option. That improves the private sector.

There is an issue somewhere that completely bans all corporations, I'd say wait for that issue.
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Postby Senestrum » Wed Mar 09, 2011 4:10 am

Why?
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Postby The Ottish Empire » Wed Mar 09, 2011 4:15 am

If I were you I wouldn't. It will wreck your economy. Just look at mine, I have little to no private sector and my economy's shit.
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Postby Psalm 69 » Wed Mar 09, 2011 4:59 am

To destroy the private sector will utterly destroy your nation and throw your people into mass poverty. Psalm 69 has almost no public sector (2%), almost no administration (1%) and only 1% income tax. Its econony is Frightening. In Psalm 69 the people governs themselves, and are not clients of the government. Nor is the people dependent on a socially minded government in order to make a living. You should, on the contrary, abolish your public sector entirely.
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Postby Conscentia » Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:49 am

This game is pro-capitalism. This is my socialist state so I need to abolish capitalism.
I have a separate capitalist state.

@Ottish Empire: This game assumes everyone uses the same type of economy. Hence the economy metre here is inaccurate.
I am using a different way of measuring the economy. (Which is doing quite reasonably.)

@Pslam 69: I'm not aiming for ultimate capitalism. I'm trying to abolish capitalism.

@Senestrum: ' Trying to abolish Capitalism.

@Dystopianus: Thanks.
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Postby Senestrum » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:47 am

Oh? How are you measuring the economy?
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Postby Conscentia » Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:45 pm

Senestrum wrote:Oh? How are you measuring the economy?


In the economy Conscentia has:
The economy is planned.
The values of objects are fixed to their densities at standard temperature and pressure. (Density measured in Kg/m3)
The currency is the Pecunia (Pe). It works like a measurement of economic worth. 1000 Pe = 1 KPe. (1Kilopecunia)etc.
The currency is virtual like debit.
As everything is supplied by state, money is no longer a medium of exchange. It is instead works more like ration tokens, except the function on all 'commercial' goods. (Food etc.)
You work, the government create money and 'upload' it to your bank account to pay your wage. You can then exchange your Pecunia for 'commercial' goods supplied in the state owned shops. The Pecunia goes to the state who spend it on services.
To close loopholes, that would allow the state to effectively possess unlimited money, the state use a different currency to the people. The people use Pecunia (As you know.) The state converts it to Leroux (Lx.) as they are forbidden from the use of Pecunia. Leroux is basically 'one use' Pecunia. By one use I mean it must become Pecunia. As the state cannot use Pecunia they are forced to return it to the people through wages. They are forbidden from converting Pecunia back into Leroux after it has already been Leroux.
Interest in banks increases the economy by increasing the total amount of money. There is no inflation or deflation.(Economic value is fixed remember?)
There is a factor that decreases the economy. When Leroux is converted into Pecunia you have less Pecunia then you did before the Pecunia was converted into Leroux.

Hopefully you understand. (Feel free to discuss it in telegrams. Discussing it here would be off-topic.)

...I see this economy somewhere between Japan and Russia.
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Postby Praetonia » Wed Mar 09, 2011 6:28 pm

With all goods priced by mass, a house would become more expensive than an entire fleet of jet liners and a computer would be less expensive than a paving slab. This would cause a radical increase in the private sector, as all legal trade becomes impossible and the black market is the only means of survival.

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Postby Conscentia » Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:55 pm

Actually it's based on density...which is calculated by mass per volume.
Housing is provided by the state.
The state owns all business. There is no, and cannot be, a private sector. (That's why I want to remove it.)
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Postby The Anglo-Saxon Empire » Tue Mar 22, 2011 4:27 am

Conscentia wrote:Actually it's based on density...which is calculated by mass per volume.

Once again, diamonds have little value, concrete costs more than computers and houses.
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