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Old 09-03-2009, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by darthSaKi View Post
What if a scenario was created that put the governing body over Era in financial trouble and in order to cope a progressive tax is legislated (taking advantage of Era's very wealthy populace). The tax could be on transactions and be designed so that the larger the amount of money exchanged, the more it is taxed. Or maybe it could be on ATM deposits, though that may cause players to not move their money around at all- freezing the market. The idea needs some constructive feedback.
This was attempted by the former manager Alec. Alec want to two bodies:
the body of commerce (economic decision) and the body of somethingelse (gang). These were never implemented, but he was starting to make levels etc.

I don't know how effective it would be because when you entrust anyone with the power over money, it becomes corrupted and or abused.
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