Senorak Valley
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Revision as of 22:28, 12 July 2008
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| National motto: Gjottal fatenlund! | |||
| National animal: Red Steckled Elbermung | |||
| National anthem: "Verdis Gjrassun" | |||
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| Region | New Liberalia | ||
| Capital | Drymueller | ||
| Largest city | Drymueller | ||
| Spoken Languages Official Unofficial | Senorakian French, German, Russian, English, Spanish, Swedish, Latin, Arabic, Farsi | ||
| Government President
| Republic Candace Cjarmjine | ||
| Founded - Republic | Antiquity 1549 | ||
| Population | 7.531 billion | ||
| Currency | 1 Kiel = $1.7221 | ||
| Internet TLD | .svx | ||
| Calling code | +271
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Contents |
History
Antiquity-1000
1001-1548
1549-1799
1800-1899
1900-1949
1950-1999
2000-Present
Government
Status
Form
Economy
Status
Senorak Valley's economy can easily be considered powerful. It's fought through many recessions, depressions, and was revoked once or twice. The national currency is the kiel.
| Exchange Rate: 1 Kiel = 1.7221 Libers | |
| GDP: 257,800,714,940,700.81 K | |
| GDP per Capita: $34,231.94 | |
| Unemployment Rate: 2.64% | |
| Consumption: 0.00 K | |
| Exports: 30,286,854,415,956.27 K | |
| Imports: 30,416,291,514,003.28 K | |
| Trade Deficit: 129,437,098,047.02 K |
Form
Senorak Valley's economy is a capitalizm. The government promotes and encourages people to start their own business and to get involved with the national economy. Rewards and tax breaks are given for individuals who do go on to start businesses that succeed in the world of competitive capitalizm. Senorak Valley's market is mostly laissez-faire with a few small restrictions to help prevent total monopolies. Examples of these include the Brooker Monopoly Regulations. It states that monopolies will be considered such when they own at least 93.8% of any market in which they are involved. If they are considered a monopoly, then certain regulations come into play. Monopolies must sell at least 1% of their market to smaller businesses at affordable prices. Said monopolies must then donate 13.814% of their income to charities which will be randomly selected at tax time each year. Monopolies will be taxed an extra 3.5%. This has resulted in there being a general stalemate between companies, which fluctuates between two or more companies. This generally benefits consumers as there is no real benefit to being a consumer to a certain company. The companies generally have the same benefits as they try to get more money than the other to gain a better foothold. This has resulted in low prices which creates general well-being in the populace.
