NationStates Jolt Archive


A Recession? Where? (News Report)

Five Civilized Nations
25-11-2003, 19:00
Broadcast of 5CN Destiny News

As the rest of the NS economy has taken a chilling dive and investors in other countries have become more and more bearish, many investors have turned to the Five Civilized Nations as an investment safe haven. Recent productivity and fourth quarter earnings reports have shown that the economy of the Five Civilized Nations is growing at a frenzied pace of 7.9%. With the increases of investment levels, the government of the Five Civilized Nations has decided to loosen trade and investment restrictions, allowing more money to be spent in the Five Civilized Nations.

Recent growth has been mainly in the Information Technology and Electronics sectors, resulting in massive growth in sales and profits of 11% to 19%. The Nova Computer Inc. has grown by a stunning 39%. But this growth is offset by a growing trend of foreign investors in ditching low-growth sectors, such as the Aerospace and Aeronautics Sectors. These two sectors haven't grown at all for some 3 years now and this year has begun to decrease by 4%...

Can this amazing growth in the Five Civilized Nations last? With the death of King Lance Crusade XX, the nation is leaderless and the possibility of this growth being maintained has decreased, as foreign investors have begun to question the security of investments in the Five Civilized Nations. Leading economists in the Five Civilized Nations and around the world are greatly worried about the recession and the effects it will have on the world, but the government of the Five Civilized Nations under King Lance Crusade XX, had increased spending during recessions and had kept the nation afloat. But can the nation under the leadership of an inexperienced leader persevere? That question can only be answered in the future...
25-11-2003, 19:03
(More money spent decreases currency worth, just so you know it)
Five Civilized Nations
25-11-2003, 19:03
Not necessarily true... More spending can help an economy during a recession...