NBJ : Company Owners, sell your (expletive) products!
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by National Bank of Japan
Dear company owners,
Japan is currently out of q3 and q4 grain and q4 and q5 food, which are the staples of our economy
PLEASE LIST YOUR PRODUCTS, the current situation is intolerable and the finance ministry will get involved to put a stop to this. you have been warned.
Hoarding grain and food in this time of high demand hurts Japan as a whole, thanks you.
http://www.erepublik.com/en/company/alfa-q4-rice-206120
http://www.erepublik.com/en/company/fujimoto-grain-197609
http://www.erepublik.com/en/company/alfa-q5-food-181398
and many more are hoarding products and the government will not let this situation keep up.
Remember to buy all JPY needed for daily business from NBOJ for national wealth!
Day 22 of operations under new administration :
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REVENUE
+474.33g from national currency sales
+30000 JPY from congress donation
+2969 JPY from income taxes (3562 JPY still in country's account)
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EXPENSES
-150g for JPY printing
-24g for SOL wargames
-50g to bank of china for unknown reasons, sounds like a MPP agreement of sorts
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HOLDINGS
2574 Gold (+250g for the week)
42940 JPY (+ 17763 JPY for the week)
Oligagnon
Minister of Finance
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Comments
How are you going to enforce the sale of products at the rate you prefer? Stamp your feet?
Selling wherever best is the idea of free market. Up until now, I had avoided selling on the eJapanese market so that domestic players don't have to deal with lower margins. I thank you for point out that the market is almost empty, however no threats are necessary.
John Sykes > doesn't say anything about any given rates... it's more the fact that they are not selling it at all. If they sold it raher than just put it in a big pile, then prices would most likely stabilize after the rule of supply and demand
Well, the core question is how can the MoF force companies to start selling?
Double oops from me!
Have been away for a few months due to RL commitments and just got back today. So normal service will be resumed shortly.
Yes same here been away for a week on trip will post some grain right now
John: There are a number of options, all hurt eJapan though. They could reduce the tax on imports, encouraging foreign companies and devaluing hoarded stock. They could devalue the currency, making high prices meaningless. Both options would be bad for eJapan.
Another, more sensible option for the nation, would be to start a company selling the same thing. This would be bad for business though.
I had no idea a MoF could set taxes. On the other hand, why would devaluation or free trade hurt Japan? Wouldn't providing cheap products to citizens at the cost of healthier industrial tissue be a good thing?
thanks alot guys, looks much better 🙂
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