International Currency
Austria-Bulgaria
26-02-2005, 17:32
International Currency
A resolution to reduce barriers to free trade and commerce.
Category: Free Trade
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Austria-Bulgaria
Description: This is a resolution for there to be a unified currency. If this passes there will no longer be a need to exchange currency. This will help strenghten commerce.
It may help to have one currency rather than several hundred thousand.
Green israel
26-02-2005, 17:57
International Currency
A resolution to reduce barriers to free trade and commerce.
Category: Free Trade
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Austria-Bulgaria
Description: This is a resolution for there to be a unified currency. If this passes there will no longer be a need to exchange currency. This will help strenghten commerce.
It may help to have one currency rather than several hundred thousand.
I think this is useless proposal that can't be enforced in the good case, or violation of game mechanics in the bad one.
Austria-Bulgaria
26-02-2005, 18:12
I think this is useless proposal that can't be enforced in the good case, or violation of game mechanics in the bad one.
Oh, if its a violation I'll gladly delete my post. Sorry about that.
Green israel
26-02-2005, 18:31
Oh, if its a violation I'll gladly delete my post. Sorry about that.
as I say I think it is, but I am not a moderator so it isn't sure.
While it is a great idea... due to the ability of a nation to name its own currency may make this illegal... Could get around that in 1 of 2 ways, as I see it:
1) All nations have their own currency, but there is a single international currency that international trade is conducted in.
2) All exchange rates are reconfigured to a 1 to 1 ratio.
As an aside, I don't really like either of these ways around mechanics, but with the current state of the game there's very few options for an international currency.
Austria-Bulgaria
26-02-2005, 19:15
While it is a great idea... due to the ability of a nation to name its own currency may make this illegal... Could get around that in 1 of 2 ways, as I see it:
1) All nations have their own currency, but there is a single international currency that international trade is conducted in.
2) All exchange rates are reconfigured to a 1 to 1 ratio.
As an aside, I don't really like either of these ways around mechanics, but with the current state of the game there's very few options for an international currency.
I see. Will I get kicked for staring this proposal?
_Myopia_
26-02-2005, 19:30
Don't worry, I doubt that you'd be ejected for just this one, because I don't think this constitutes a major offence (although I'm not a moderator, so I can't really say for sure). Read this thread for guidance before submitting a proposal:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=282176
This one is always helpful too, but from the point of view of style and content rather than actual legality:
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=342360
Mikitivity
26-02-2005, 19:50
International Currency
A resolution to reduce barriers to free trade and commerce.
Category: Free Trade
Strength: Mild
Proposed by: Austria-Bulgaria
Description: This is a resolution for there to be a unified currency. If this passes there will no longer be a need to exchange currency. This will help strenghten commerce.
It may help to have one currency rather than several hundred thousand.
The Confederated City States would be happy to exchange its Spice Melange into a UN currency provided it can be demonstrated that combining our economies would be benefical to the City States.
One way we might do this would be to take a survey of the economies of UN members ... say a random sample of some 200 UN members and then take another random sample of some 200 non-UN members. Compare and see how they measure up. If there is no significant difference, you government would be able to really stay any comments that we'd be hurting our economies. :)
The first step would be to develop a survey question and come up with a list of 400 random nations. If you'd like help, in a few weeks I'd be happy to conduct this survey for you. I think it would be an interesting question / answer.
This is a ridiculous idea. This sort of competition will destroy many country's economies and RUIN international trade.