I wanna read it again You should post it here

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kwoJhGQbnIde5434to0bh60UAX2WZu1Dl6pIYIYRjjo/edit

There you go. Just to let you know, my political mindset has changed quite a bit since then though. As well as my economic look at things.

Also, I've stopped working on it.

mini0013xx wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kwoJhGQbnIde5434to0bh60UAX2WZu1Dl6pIYIYRjjo/edit

There you go. Just to let you know, my political mindset has changed quite a bit since then though. As well as my economic look at things.

Also, I've stopped working on it.

You should really update it. We may differ on religious views, but I really like you're way of thinking when it comes to politics and economics

Legal wrote:

mini0013xx wrote:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kwoJhGQbnIde5434to0bh60UAX2WZu1Dl6pIYIYRjjo/edit

There you go. Just to let you know, my political mindset has changed quite a bit since then though. As well as my economic look at things.

Also, I've stopped working on it.

You should really update it. We may differ on religious views, but I really like you're way of thinking when it comes to politics and economics

That's funny, becuase I agree more with many of his religious views, but is the complete opposite when it comes to politcs and economics

Mad Mike wrote:

Legal wrote:You should really update it. We may differ on religious views, but I really like you're way of thinking when it comes to politics and economics

That's funny, becuase I agree more with many of his religious views, but is the complete opposite when it comes to politcs and economics

That is very true.

I would, however, like to add this to the reference on the economics systems: keep a treasury in there (the storage and printing press for all money in the nation), and add a central bank system which regulates the flow of money throughout the nation rather than printing it's own. If not a central bank, definitely something else.

I'd probably say the treasury holds the gold, the bank holds the money from taxes and stuff. (Assuming there are taxes).

mini0013xx wrote:

Mad Mike wrote:That's funny, becuase I agree more with many of his religious views, but is the complete opposite when it comes to politcs and economics

That is very true.

I would, however, like to add this to the reference on the economics systems: keep a treasury in there (the storage and printing press for all money in the nation), and add a central bank system which regulates the flow of money throughout the nation rather than printing it's own. If not a central bank, definitely something else.

I'd probably say the treasury holds the gold, the bank holds the money from taxes and stuff. (Assuming there are taxes).

Makes sense, central banks can be a good tool for regulating inflation.

If you wanted me to advance it, I need some criticism.