Charity Corp, a large Maxtopia-based international charity well-known for helping the homeless, has recently proposed opening an office in @@CAPITAL@@ to better do it's good deeds.
validity: nations that have banned private enterprise
[option] ''We must not allow them in!'' announces government hard-liner @@RANDOMNAME@@ grandiosely ''Charity Corp likes to pretend it's a charity that does good works but we all know it's really a business! Let them set up here and before you know it there'll be capitalists and companies pillaging our country once again! To make up for the difference, just direct some more funding to welfare and we won't even need them!''
[effect] the homeless live off their government hand-outs.
[stats] compassion increase, more spending in welfare, taxes increase, inequality decreases, happiness increases,
[option] ''It's a common misunderstanding'' explains @@RANDOMNAME@@, Charity Corp's CEO after flying over from Maxtopia ''But our ethos is that we do good works first and foremost. Sure, we have profits and we're on the stock exchange... it's just that we believe that the private sector model of organization happens to be the most efficient way of getting our good works done. Think of the homeless in @@NAME@@. Now, just sign along the dotted line and we will begin our good works... want a brochure while you're at it?''
[effect] hard-liners are furious at the recent opening of Charity Corp's office in @@CAPITAL@@.
[stats] compassion increases slightly, nations becomes more pro-market, happiness increases slightly, inequality increases slightly, economy decreases slightly, taxes decrease slightly, welfare spending decreases slightly,
[option] Lobbyist @@RANDOMNAME@@ gently pats you on the back'' The problem with Charity Corp is the ''Corp'' part of their name, and therefore they should not be allowed in, but it is a balancing act. Charities all over @@REGION@@ are adopting the evil capitalist system of running their affairs, however we have to be careful otherwise decent NGOs like mine would also be banned. I suggest the government sets up a list of NGOs and charities that are allowed and then are controlled to ensure they actually are doing what they say they do. I'm absolutely certain this won't become a loop-hole for those companies to start trading here. ''
[effect] businesses simply register as charities before selling their wares as usual.
[stats] compassion decreases slightly, more pro-market, economy as a whole increases, happiness decreases, inequality increases, administration increases,