Join the new world

Already have an account? Login



What is this?

You are reading an article written by a citizen of eRepublik, an immersive multiplayer strategy game based on real life countries. Create your own character and help your country achieve its glory while establishing yourself as a war hero, renowned publisher or finance guru.

[FR/EN] VAT & Government Income : quick update (day 1844)

Day 1,844, 18:15 • Published in Canada Canada

• by SpockPQ

Voici une mise-à-jour expresse sur les revenus du gouvernement. Pour plus de détails, veuillez consulter le lien ci-bas.

Here is a quick update on the government income. For further details, please click on the link below.

http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-fr-en-follow-up-on-vat-and-government-income-2169682/1/20

Les revenus du gouvernement ont augmenté de 22% seulement depuis le dernier changement aux taux de taxation (qui ont été augmentés de 50% ou plus).

Government income has increased by 22% only since the last change in the tax rates (which have been increased by 50% or more).

Comments

TemujinBC Day 1,844, 18:31

~_^

Bryan Alexander Day 1,844, 18:42

We also lost 20 active citizens. Had we maintained levels, or gained population we certainly would see a higher result.
I am trying to find a good way to measure the impact a single, "average" citizen makes through tax revenue for eCanada.

SpockPQ Day 1,844, 18:43

@Bryan Alexander

What I would do if I had more time would be to compare several countries with the data you sent me by private message.

SpockPQ Day 1,844, 18:45

For instance, I would compute the average income / citizen for several countries, and compare with tax rates and resources bonus.

Bryan Alexander Day 1,844, 19:34

So, you'd do say....Average Income / Active Citizens for a income to citizen average? Then use that number as a basis of comparison on their tax levels?
The only issue I am really seeing is that it would be hard to really equate a fair comparison among taxes/who is active.

I mean...say we have 4,000 daily income, and 400 "active" fighters. I don't think we can stand to reason that on average each person contributes 10 CC.

Bryan Alexander Day 1,844, 19:37

What about non fighters who work? Fighters who purchase food to supplement weapons, or vice versa, or both? What about fighters who purchase nothing as it is all covered by MU?

If I log in and fight with MU supplies, and work in a slave pit for 1 CC, I have really only contributed income tax, which would be 0.01 CC.

That's my major quandary right now; most accurate results possible.

I want to write up a report on this...perhaps a survey of eCanadian consumerism?

chriswen Day 1,844, 20:08

It seems like we're always losing active citizens. So, whats the deal.

Bryan Alexander Day 1,844, 20:10

We lost a lot stemming from the wipe Poland gave us. Never really been able to make up any ground after that.
I feel we need to be more prominent internationally to get some more attention and attract active players. How to do that however, I am unsure.

Plugson Day 1,844, 20:57

How?

-Production Bonuses

-Natural Enemy True Patriot Points

-Exciting Wars of Conquest

-Smart and Helpful Players (such as those in this article)

hey, at least we can have 1 out 4 : )

George Beeman Day 1,845, 07:55

We're only making 4k CAD/day?

We need to go to war.

And hike income taxes.

SpockPQ Day 1,845, 11:44

Comments about the analysis of government income that BryanAlexander presented in open doors congress:

http://tinyurl.com/b9lgd4j

Post your comment