Check your money

• Use FTB Quest book crafted with dirt and select the ATM from the left menu

How to make money?

• Trading (see below)

• Ask around

• Check economic category at bottom of the discord

• Ask your nation leader, they might pay people to do things

• Run for UN Executive Officer (they get paid to do UN work) *See UN Politics tutorial for more info

Market

• Craft a simple shop with one torch

• Put the first item in to set the price, put the second item in to set what people are buying

`Turn Dragonbreath into Cash

• Craft a FTB Quest book using one dirt block

• Use the left menu ATM to turn dragonbreath into cash

• Contracts are a great way to force people to abide by a business deal

• There's also economic listings posted on the discord in the buisness category

• If you want to make your own buisness then post stuff on economic listings and @Gluonmaster

How to Access

• Go to the discord under get a loan or under non stock invest

How Loans Work

• You can allocate bigger loans once you pay off smaller loans

• Loans grant you money but you have to pay it back eventually.

• Warning, you have to pay interest (more money back) and loans are due based on what the Treasurer decides

How Bonds Work

• Bonds can be bought and will grant you long term money from the UN (it's like your loaning the UN some money)

• Warning, you aren't guaranteed to get your money back unless the UN Treasurer elected decides to allocate money towards paying bonds

How to Access

• Go to the discord under under stock invest

How Stocks Work?

• Stocks grant revenue dividends, voting on decisions, or other perks.

• Companies list the initial price of stock and then sell them.

• Once people buy stock, they can resell stock if they'd like.

• Companies could choose to have stock expire or could choose to issue new shares.

What are Warpoints?

Warpoints are the currency on this server, measured in digital currency

Where does Warpoint Value derive?

• Warpoint value comes from their use in winning wars

• If people want to be safe, they'll want more warpoints

Supply Economics

• Supply in economics measures seller willingness to sell something

• Supply for warpoints is high when sellers feel safe to sell warpoints

• Supply is also higher the less someone understands the importance of warpoints

Demand Economics

• Demand in economics measures buyers willingness to buy something

• Demand for warpointsis high in this system when buyers feel in danger so they have to buy warpoints

• Demand is also higher the more someone understands the importance of warpoints

Dependancy Components

Warpoints are crafted using various components, these components can therefore also have value.

• Gold Ingots ; can be a item new players sell

• Wheat ; can be a item new players sell

• Bakery ; something advanced players have, these advanced buyers can buy wheat and gold to make gold bread for the warpoints

• Abyssal Amethyst ; something intermediate players can sell

• Purified Souls ; something intermediate players can sell

UN Parliament

• Parliament ; controls what execs can do, can force execs to do things, also can spend Parliament budget to enforce a economic agenda, can discourage acts by making them illegal, can raise money with financial penalties

UN Execs

• President ; controls what all these others positions can do, has Presidential Agenda money they can spend to enforce a economic agenda

• VP ; fills in for vacant executive positions

• Chief of Staff ; controls government pay

• Chief of Security ; focused on protecting UN assets, could also be used to make sellers feel safer to sell while make buyers feel more at risk

• Secretary of State ; offers UN treaties in exchange for cash

• Patent Director ; controls innovation by offering rewards for inventors

• Mint Director ; controls whether money is in hands of players or UN by burning or printing UN money

• Tax Collector ; controls whether money is in hands of players or UN buy lowering or raising taxes

• Treasurer ; controls whether money is in hands of players or UN by offering bonds, loans, bank with interest, UN issuing/liquidating stock, UN buying stock, controls moving of money between departments

• Civil Service Director ; controls what buisness opportunities are listed for public and private, controls the public job pay and public service pay

Supplyside Economics

• Supply measures what is available to be bought

• Supplyside economics is focused on increasing availability of goods and services

Demandside Economics

• Demand measures what is desired to be bought

• Demandside economics is focused on increasing desire for items

Capital Flow

• Capital flow occurs when there's supply to meet demand

• There must be supply pockets and demand pockets since if someone has demand then they'll probably not supply and vice versa

Factors that Hurt Supply

1. Mercantilism | trade restriction policies ie tariffs

2. Cost or risk to supply items/services | lack of capital to produce items/services | hoarding warpoints due to feeling threatened

3. Frozen assets (ie money UN/Private has in unallocated savings)

4. Lack of awareness of what's being sold | lack of high quality UN/Private listings

5. Lack of inherent desire to sell | lack of knowledge about selling at shops

Factors that Help Demand

1. Lack of trading hurdles, ease of trade

2. Belief that items/services will gain value over time or cost to get items/services will increase over time

3. Inherent need for items/services | either a need to add onto life or a need to prevent something bad from happening

4. Willingness with ability to spend money (could increase if has more money depending on person)

5. Scarcity of items/services

6. Lack of need for other things so more focus on one thing

7. Price of a item (if items/services are overpriced then demand remains same but that item/service isn't being bought as much so it looks like demand for that item/service is lower)