The year is 430 AD, and this is economic report #3:
Corruption continues to plague our mighty nation, but largely thanks to the completion of courthouses in very corrupt cities, the loss is much less than it could otherwise be. The hold out in this matter is Macross City, which has seen unprecedented growth that has made it our nation's largest city, but at the same time the corruption is atrocious. The first chart compares the corruption in the "Corrupt Four" cities of Gaia, Del Monte, Here It Is, and Macross city in 310 AD and 430 AD.
***Result: a courthouse is urgently needed in Macross City, but the other three are much improved.
The second chart in the post below is a breakdown of where our income is going; corruption is second only to the amount that we are receiving into the treasury each turn; maintenance and foreign deals follow respectively.
***Result: switching to Republic will dramatically increase income, however it will also bring about two entirely new expenses: a luxury rate, and military upkeep. A special Economic Report will be issued tomorrow to further analyze this issue.
Corruption continues to plague our mighty nation, but largely thanks to the completion of courthouses in very corrupt cities, the loss is much less than it could otherwise be. The hold out in this matter is Macross City, which has seen unprecedented growth that has made it our nation's largest city, but at the same time the corruption is atrocious. The first chart compares the corruption in the "Corrupt Four" cities of Gaia, Del Monte, Here It Is, and Macross city in 310 AD and 430 AD.
***Result: a courthouse is urgently needed in Macross City, but the other three are much improved.
The second chart in the post below is a breakdown of where our income is going; corruption is second only to the amount that we are receiving into the treasury each turn; maintenance and foreign deals follow respectively.
***Result: switching to Republic will dramatically increase income, however it will also bring about two entirely new expenses: a luxury rate, and military upkeep. A special Economic Report will be issued tomorrow to further analyze this issue.
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