thewhy | Tuesday, August 27, 2013 - 03:15 am The IF should be transformed into a sovereign wealth fund into which the government can invest aswell as take money.... pensions should be given a purpose or just done away with... thoughts? |
John Martinez | Tuesday, August 27, 2013 - 03:20 am change the amount seniors get for a pension to more or less. that would give it a use and it could be a new factor in your welfare, the more you give seniors for pension the more your welfare is affected and vice versa and obviously it would affect your economy too. |
Aries | Tuesday, August 27, 2013 - 05:36 am The IF should not be a piggy bank for the government. It is interesting in its role as a private investment entity for workers and some players, including I, enjoy the aspects of managing the fund without trivializing it by allowing unlimited transfers with government funds. I have suggested a limited transfer ability to help funds get started though. Something like allowing a government transfer to increase the fund to a maximum value of $2T. |
thewhy | Wednesday, August 28, 2013 - 01:14 am trivializing it? i dont see how it could be anymore trivialized considering the miniscuality of the returns.... already players can manipulate the IF to their liking so long as they have 2 countries or a CEO or *gasp* a multi account..... what im saying is the exact oppiosite.... give the IF an important meaningful place in the game.... i still really dont see the point of a pension |
Aries | Wednesday, August 28, 2013 - 01:28 am Running multiple countries or the addition of running a CEO is not trivial. With smart management, you can see a gradual rise of value of your funds over several weeks time. Not to mention the additional account costs of a CEO or the additional considerations of having additional countries (such as considering defenses or watching your war level). Raiding a few countries in twenty minutes and injecting trillions into your investment funds is trivial. I do not see the comparison. Perhaps you can explain. |