[Finance] Solving the MM problems

Day 750, 08:17 Published in Netherlands Netherlands by Ministerie van Economische Zak

As many of you know, our Monetary Market (MM) is in some difficulty. A few months ago we printed a lot of NLG in order to devaluate the NLG at that time from 0.017-8 Gold to 0.016 Gold per NLG. However, too many NLG were sold to the market causing the current crash to 0.015 Gold per NLG.

To solve this problem we have to take a lot of NLG from the market and keep it off the market by storing it. The previous Minister of Finance (MoF) started this process but our resources (gold) are limited. Alternative ways have to be researched to correct the value of the NLG to a healthy rate of 0.016 gold per NLG.

One way is to ask the citizens and companies of the UNL to use some of their gold reserves to buy NLG and keep it off the market. This is not only to help out nation but it can also be profitable for you. Right now you can sell gold for below 72 NLG each. If the rate of the NLG will correct itself (which it always will) you can sell those 72 NLG for 0.016 gold each, making 1,152 gold. That means a 15% profit margin and you are helping your country at the same time. Win-win for both of us.

If that options doesn’t work we will look into temporarily increasing the income tax of our nation with a few percent. This will allow us to take an additional 10k NLG of the market in a month but will also reduce the income of the citizen.

So I ask you to start selling gold on the MM so that we can bring the NLG back up to 0.016 gold and the gold price back to 66 NLG per 1 gold.

Regards,

Mitch Rapp
The Awesome Minister of Finance