The eIndian Economy

Day 532, 18:30 Published in India South Korea by Ambrose Didymus
Census

A focus on community and neutral diplomacy by eIndian citizens is starting to pay real dividends.

This week saw the greatest population rise in eIndia since Orissa was reclaimed.

Official Citizens: 482 (Previously 253)
Active Citizens: 232 (Previously 122)
Voting Citizens: 133 (Previously 50)

With the construction of eIndia's first Q5 hospital, these numbers are set to rise further.

Along with rapid responses from eIndian congressman, congratulations must be given to Blazed, shail.back and David Forde whose strong leadership have paved the way for this population growth.

Industry

eIndia's economy is maturing - With competition among all industries driving prices down and providing employment for all those who want to work.

6 x Food (including three Q2 and a Q3)
5 x Weapon (including a Q5)
4 x Gift
3 x House (including a Q2)
3 x Moving Ticket
1 x Iron
2 x Wood

Those seeking to invest in eIndia will be entering into a crowded marketplace, however the rising population will provide demand for other providers if the need arises.

Niche opportunities exists in high quality (Q4, Q5) food companies and possibly medium quality (Q2, Q3) weapons.

Before investing any gold, please read the information available on the India Portal Business Tutorial.

Trading Embargo

eChina recently imposed a [url=http://www.erepublik.com/en/China/law/5899
]trading embargo[/url] on eIndia. The reason cite😛 "India has cited with our enemy, they are an enemy too!"

Perhaps this is an opportunity for eIndia's newly elected President to build bridges with our eChinese neighbours and explain that our hand has been forced somewhat into our current situation.

Tax Revenue

The eIndian treasury has grown by 3,488.18 INR in the past 10 days.

Donations from the treasury to the Indian Government Bank in the past few days ensures these funds have been safely secured. This publication would like to call for our elected officials to let eIndians know how this (and the 400+ Gold in the Indian Government Bank) is to be spent.

If the government has no immediate plans for the money, I'm sure eIndians would welcome some much needed tax relief.

Taking 10% of a worker's income and then a further 10% when they purchase something is unfair if there are no plans in place for these funds.