Global Stats day 2197
Day 2,198, 01:00
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by Jack Lantos
Global Snapshot
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The recent updates have allowed some extra information to be collected, specifically, how much taxation is being taken from citizens in every country. The treasury figures below are averaged over the previous week and show the taxation without the "occupier" tax imposed, i.e. the full amount is given without dividing it up with other countries controlling the core regions, in order to fairly represent the output of each country.
High tax output may be good or bad depending on ideology or the population base - if there are enough population to support it there will be a lower tax burden factor.
One measure of quality of life for ordinary citizens is to to measure how much they earn and how affordable their products are; for this, "Tanks per day" indicates the number of local Q7 tanks than can be purchased in that country if a citizen works once at the top "Job market" wage after taxes are subtracted.
The countries are ranked according to influence (from egov4u data), although there may be some anomalies with "influence" at the moment due to recent world events, which may be resolved by repeating this analysis later.
The overall economy rating is calculated based on both the affordability of products (high wage after tax, low tank price) and profitability of companies (high bonuses, low taxes). By this measure the top performers at the moment are: Slovenia, Argentina, Spain, and Serbia.
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The recent updates have allowed some extra information to be collected, specifically, how much taxation is being taken from citizens in every country. The treasury figures below are averaged over the previous week and show the taxation without the "occupier" tax imposed, i.e. the full amount is given without dividing it up with other countries controlling the core regions, in order to fairly represent the output of each country.
High tax output may be good or bad depending on ideology or the population base - if there are enough population to support it there will be a lower tax burden factor.
One measure of quality of life for ordinary citizens is to to measure how much they earn and how affordable their products are; for this, "Tanks per day" indicates the number of local Q7 tanks than can be purchased in that country if a citizen works once at the top "Job market" wage after taxes are subtracted.
The countries are ranked according to influence (from egov4u data), although there may be some anomalies with "influence" at the moment due to recent world events, which may be resolved by repeating this analysis later.
The overall economy rating is calculated based on both the affordability of products (high wage after tax, low tank price) and profitability of companies (high bonuses, low taxes). By this measure the top performers at the moment are: Slovenia, Argentina, Spain, and Serbia.
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Vote! Nice to see you back.
Nice job, clear one page excel. Thank you.
One suggestion for the business world, decimals/percentages are usually expressed to one place only.
But you are more precise with the more significant digits that you ad😛D
So what? If you are a scientist or bridge builder then 3.141592654 nut if you are in business (fortune 500) or an investor then $1,334.4 MM and 96.8% is quite precise enough. No one is interested in the pennies and they take up space....lining up the columns/decimals for readability, as Jack has, is far more important to the reader, especially when the report is say 300 lines and 15 or so columns.....
Hail sLOVEnia!
what is the tanks per day column ?
and how do you rate the economy ? total earnings from each citizen maybe?
good analysis
I have now added a description of the tanks per day column, and as for the economy rating it is a combination of scores from most of the other columns
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very good analysis !!!
but how do you rare economys ????
why greece have 71 % and slovenia 91 % ???
it depends on bonuses or bonuses and tax together ??
I think it is because Slovenia has more region bonuses and a bit less tax, the overall rating was difficult to design but the attempt was to measure the conditions for both consumers and producers
thnx a lot my friend i think your good analysis help us to make better taxes and have a lot better economy !!!
nai kala, παπαρια καλυτερους φορους.
κατσε να δεις τρολια που ετοιμαζω στη βουλη
Nice
Good analysis o7
Would be nice to see your formula
It's included in the next article
YAY!!! eSpain!!!
That shows me that we need to lower the WaM tax....NOW!!!
Thanks for all the work in making this table, interesting read.
FIST
For your continued reading pleasure.
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-dio-eserbia-or-ecroatia-2345252/1/20
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-dio-3-pakistan-2345821/1/20
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-fist-freedom-2346048/1/20
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