[GOV] Stabilizing the market price

Day 1,336, 23:59 • Published in Malaysia Malaysia • by TeMing

Good day eMalaysia!



The problem of unstable raw material price in our market had bugged us for some time.



Instability of the market has affected company owners planning and profit. This, in my opinion, is an issue more important than finding a NE or war that invovles eMalaysia, as unstable economy will affect cost of weapon and food, thus affecting our ability to fight in wars.



In order to solve this problem in for long term, it is a must to improve local supply. Dependance on import will only solve our problem temporary as foreign businessmen will export to other enations when they are more profitable. So, the government will be giving out loans to capable eMalaysian company owners after analyzing the survey made by Monkeyboom Yau.



We are aiming to increase the amount of Q4/Q5 raw material companies in the hand of eMalaysians. You're qualified to apply if you are among the following categories:

1. Do you have some MYRs and some gold, but still far away from achieving the neccessary amount to start a Q4/Q5 raw material companies? Look for me! There's a high chance of striking a loan deal or subsidy! Just a small amount of mortage is required depending on what you have. However, you will have to follow the instruction of which raw material company to open. The interesting part of this is, you could get your mortage back after you pay back the loan with interest!



2. You are super broke, you cannot afford to have any mortage. Don't worry though! You still stand a chance to obtain a loan from the government! You are also entitled to apply for loan. The bank will analyze your situation and approve according. There's still hope, don't give up!



Approval or denial of loan is non-questionable. However you can appeal up to twice if you feel your application should be approved. Change our mind, prove to ministers that you deserve such help!

Good luck with application. May it be one of the first steps in stabilizing local price.

Regards,
TeMing, Minister of Finance and Industry