Budget Report August 2013

Day 2,118, 15:11 • Published in Germany Germany • by Bundesbank

As my term as the eGerman MoF has come to and end, I’ve chosen to show you guys some sweet, sweet data. I’m doing this in English, so here we go:

If we start by looking at the organisations economy, I’ve been selling some gold when it was at it’s highest, which also helped me to greatly understand the monetary market.

All the organisations are those we know as the Bundesbank, Heer, Einsteigerhilfe etc. the gold and money on the state accounts are not included here.

When I started, this is how it looke😛
All organisations, primo term | 934,74 Gold | 1.626.146,95 DEM
All organisations, ultimo term | 881,77 Gold | 1.083.142,89 DEM
Change | 52,97 Gold | 543.004,06 DEM

Please note, that the 52,97 Gold was sold for some different prices, but all far above the monthly average.





If we jump over to the state accounts. I’ve also monitored that:
State accounts, primo term | 1.400,89 Gold | 1.409.637,50 DEM
State accounts, ultimo term | 1.900,89 Gold | 1.455.499,58 DEM
Change | 500 Gold | 45.862,08 DEM

There was only 500 gold earned this term, which came from one of the tournaments of which I don’t recall the name, sorry.

When we look at the tax incomes, it started out great. The coffers were filled with 15.000 DEM daily, but then it dropped down to about 3.000 – 4.000 DEM, which is still pretty decent. Overall, we earned a lot of money which is very positive to see.

Here’s another graph for you guys:





I’ve also been monitoring the monetary market which has been very interesting. Everyday, when I came home from school I started plotting in all these numbers so I would get the most accurate numbers as possible. The results were these:


Prices vary a lot, and it opened my eyes for the monetary market. A lot of money can be made here in a few quick days.

Thank you for letting me be your Minister of Finance for August 2013.
- Matthias Lund