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Annual Revenues - 1863; Money, Money, Money
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Topic Started: Sep 8 2006, 12:42 PM (1,331 Views)
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Sep 8 2006, 12:42 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £111.1 mil Kingdom of France: - £76.89 mil Russian Empire: - £63.35 mil Austrian Empire: - £65.39 mil
German Federation: - £16.96 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £17.1 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £18.8 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £19.8 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10.6 mil Mehemite Empire: - £16.4 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £9.3 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £6.5 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6.3 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.6 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.6 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.8 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2.1 mil
United States of America: - £11.5 mil Confederate States of America: - £4.67 mil United States of Mexico: - £8.1 mil Republic of Columbia: - £4 mil Argentine Republic: - £3.9 mil Brazilian Empire: - £4.3 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.7 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.73 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.1 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2.4 mil Republic of Paraguay: - £3.6 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
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Sep 21 2006, 11:14 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £98.5 mil Kingdom of France: - £69.7 mil Russian Empire: - £56.3 mil Austrian Empire: - £58.2 mil
German Federation: - £14.8 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £15.6 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £16.1 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £17.9 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £9.8 mil Mehemite Empire: - £14.8 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £8.6 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £5.7 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £5.9 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £4 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.2 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.6 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2 mil
United States of America: - £16.1 mil United States of Mexico: - £6.7 mil Republic of Columbia: - £3.8 mil Argentine Republic: - £2.8 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.4 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.1 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.2 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.3 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £1.9 mil Republic of the Andes: - £1.4 mil
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Keynes
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Sep 26 2006, 12:00 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £100.2 mil Kingdom of France: - £70.9 mil Russian Empire: - £57 mil Austrian Empire: - £59 mil
German Federation: - £15 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £15.8 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £16.3 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £18.2 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £9.9 mil Mehemite Empire: - £15 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £8.7 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £5.8 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £5.9 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £4.6 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.3 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.6 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2 mil
United States of America: - £16.5 mil United States of Mexico: - £6.8 mil Republic of Columbia: - £3.9 mil Argentine Republic: - £2.8 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.5 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.2 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.3 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.3 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £1.9 mil Republic of the Andes: - £1.4 mil
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Keynes
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Sep 29 2006, 11:20 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £102.9 mil Kingdom of France: - £71.8 mil Russian Empire: - £58.4 mil Austrian Empire: - £60.6 mil
German Federation: - £15.4 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £16 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £16.6 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £18.6 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10 mil Mehemite Empire: - £15.5 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £8.9 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £5.9 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.3 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.3 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.7 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2 mil
United States of America: - £17.1 mil United States of Mexico: - £7 mil Republic of Columbia: - £3.9 mil Argentine Republic: - £2.9 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.6 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.3 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.4 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.3 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2.1 mil Republic of the Andes: - £1.4 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
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Oct 4 2006, 09:51 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £104.8 mil Kingdom of France: - £72.2 mil Russian Empire: - £59.9 mil Austrian Empire: - £61.5 mil
German Federation: - £15.6 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £16.3 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £16.9 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £18.9 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10.2 mil Mehemite Empire: - £15.6 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £9 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £6 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6.1 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.4 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.4 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.7 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2 mil
United States of America: - £17.6 mil United States of Mexico: - £7.1 mil Republic of Columbia: - £4 mil Argentine Republic: - £3 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.6 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.3 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.4 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.3 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2.2 mil Republic of the Andes: - £1.5 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
1859
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Whether a Nation Today be Mighty and Rich depends not on the Abundance or Security of its Power or Riches, but Principally on Whether its Neighbours Possess More or Less of it. - Philip Von Hornigk, German Mercantillist, c. 1690
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Oct 8 2006, 06:51 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £106.6 mil Kingdom of France: - £73.5 mil Russian Empire: - £60.65 mil Austrian Empire: - £62.42 mil
German Federation: - £15.8 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £16.5 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £17.1 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £19.1 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10.3 mil Mehemite Empire: - £15.8 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £9 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £6.3 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6.2 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.5 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.5 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.7 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2 mil
United States of America: - £17 mil United States of Mexico: - £7.5 mil Republic of Columbia: - £3.6 mil Argentine Republic: - £3.1 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.7 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.4 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.5 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.3 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2 mil Republic of the Andes: - £1.5 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
1860
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Whether a Nation Today be Mighty and Rich depends not on the Abundance or Security of its Power or Riches, but Principally on Whether its Neighbours Possess More or Less of it. - Philip Von Hornigk, German Mercantillist, c. 1690
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Oct 13 2006, 07:13 PM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £108.5 mil Kingdom of France: - £74.75 mil Russian Empire: - £61.41 mil Austrian Empire: - £63.36 mil
German Federation: - £16.07 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £16.63 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £17.41 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £19.47 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10.38 mil Mehemite Empire: - £16.07 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £9.18 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £6.39 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6.22 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.51 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.6 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.76 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2.1 mil
United States of America: - £17.07 mil United States of Mexico: - £7.67 mil Republic of Columbia: - £3.6 mil Argentine Republic: - £3.1 mil Brazilian Empire: - £3.73 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.45 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.53 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.31 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2 mil Republic of Paraguay: - £3.50 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
1861
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Londinium
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Oct 16 2006, 11:41 AM
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Your revenue is quite simply your government's income. It is the money collected by the Treasury annually from taxes and duties. It will be subject to change dependent on the state of your nation, though the player may elect to raise taxes to compensate for detrimental conditions (bear in mind that it may potentially be less damaging to borrow and increase your national debt rather than place additional financial strain on your populace in a time of difficulty). Equally of course, in times of surplus, lowering government expenditure and cutting taxes may satisfy political factions at home and benefit your economy.
NOTE: These figures should not be altered without consultation and notation in the sodding excel file.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland: - £109.5 mil Kingdom of France: - £75.75 mil Russian Empire: - £62.41 mil Austrian Empire: - £64.36 mil
German Federation: - £16.67 mil Kingdom of Prussia: - £16.83 mil Kingdom of Italy: - £18.41 mil Kingdom of the Netherlands: - £19.47 mil Kingdom of Spain: - £10.38 mil Mehemite Empire: - £16.07 mil Kingdom of Sweden-Norway: - £9.18 mil Kingdom of Poland: - £6.39 mil Kingdom of Portugal: - £6.22 mil Kingdom of Denmark: - £5.51 mil Kingdom of the Hellenes: - £3.6 mil Kingdom of Serbia: - £1.76 mil
Empire of Japan: - £2.1 mil
United States of America: - ££11.425 mil Confederate States of America: - £4.674 mil United States of Mexico: - £8 mil Republic of Columbia: - £4 mil Argentine Republic: - £3.8 mil Brazilian Empire: - £4.31 mil Republic of Chile: - £4.65 mil Kingdom of Peru: - £4.73 mil Republic of Ecuador: - £0.1 mil Republic of Venezuela: - £2.43 mil Republic of Paraguay: - £3.60 mil
Bear in mind that these updates are rounded to the nearest £100,000 to make the thread look pretty, thus smaller revenues may not see any effect from growth or investment for a year or two.
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King George III, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain and Ireland, King of Hannover and Defender of the Faith.
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