[MoF] A strong eJapanese economy
Day 5,079, 10:38
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Published in Japan 
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by Masaharu Homma
Dear citizens and all other readers,
Since the return to democracy, this government has been hard at work to improve our economy, reconcile our finances, and building our treasury cash reserves:
• We have regained control of our national organizations - which for the past 7 months were under the control of the dictator.
• We have made agreements with our training partners to return taxes to the Bank of eJapan.
• No longer is 50% of our country’s income being burned - the daily dictatorship upkeep, which is automatically deducted from the country’s treasury.
I would also like to extend my gratitude to the March 2021 government. When it became clear that the military coup was going to be successful, they secured the money being held in the national organizations, and sent the money to Darshu for safekeeping. The money has since been returned to the Bank of eJapan.
In conclusion, the eJapanese economy is in good shape, and we want our citizens to benefit. Next week, we will be announcing a new financial incentive program for the citizens of eJapan.
Signed,
Masaharu Homma
Prime Minister and Governor of eJapan
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Pole!
Poi~
Have been fun weeks so far. Looking forward to the rest of the term 😃
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GJ
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In reality, the former dictator did not reset the orgs and therefore never used them. He managed the country's finances from his own pocket. As he did not inherit resources from the March government, his reign de facto ended with a surplus of money. I wanted to add this small detail to the picture.
I am looking forward to our new government managing a positive cash balance every month too. In the capable hands of our new Finance minister, this should be a relatively easy task.
Banzai!
Thanks for that. It's still a shame that an amount of around 2,500,000 JPY was burned due to the dictatorship upkeep fees.
The incompetent and arrogant government of your country ruined a solid bonus of food that lasted stable for years. I suppose too many companies moved to another country, including myself.
* too many entepreneurs moved their companies to another country, including myself and all mine *
And don't come tell me that failure to keep the bonus in the event is an excuse. In the end of the event, we had some countries with extra resources to rent and Japan ignored.
For a short period of time i've seen the bonus recovered, but...i suppose/guess the country rejected to renew it (maybe because you guys realized that you all only did take action after too many entepreneus already had moved, so supposedly keeping the bonus probably has been not anymore profitable for the country)
o7
excellent news, all hail free e-japan!
bravo!
o7