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• [-] Having an economy based around filthy holoreels, decadent luxury goods, Quafe, transparent or otherwise reveling clothing, and drugs, the Gallente Federation poses and extreme risk to the immortal souls of all those foolish or greedy enough to invest in it. Investors should consider holier investment vehicles, such as futures contracts in Amarrian Wheat, slaves, and the Pax Amarria.

Thank you, Fred. I actually mentioned the taxes and the welfare system in another section, but you're right - it's worth mentioning so in the summary.



That is true, just like what Mr. Fred mentioned. I'll be adding it. Thank you!



Thank you for your feedback! More are coming soon enough.

Although population of the Federation may be high, these citizens care only about themselves and not their federation. They are just a collection of waste from other empires, and judging economy on these numbers is highly impractical and erroneous.


In fact, quality of life in the State is way greater than in the Federation, of course, provided that you love your job and do your work properly. And those, who don't work properly, simply don't deserve quality of life.
In other words, if you are a promising specialist and want the best the life can give you - you join the State.
If you are a human waste and want to get some quality of life (not the best, but acceptible) and don't want to do anything for it - you join the Federation.

To get these resources, gallenteans subdue many independent worlds and deprive them from what was theirs. On the contrary, the State develops and colonize new regions way faster, providing corporations with fresh sources of natural resources.
Education in the Federation is, unfortunately, biased. For best specialized worker education one should look instead for workers in the State.


Workforce in the Federation simply cannot be most productive, especially when compared to the State, by following reasons:
- First, is broad and biased education of federation workers, who are fed with freedom and democracy propaganda instead of details of their future work, that should be studied more meticulously
- Second, Federation lacks meritocracy standards, and workers take position they "want", instead of those, where they skills would bring the most profit
- And third, general population in the Federation, including workforce, are individualistic hedonists, who look only for their personal interests. Such workers would work only to get their pay as much as possible and will try to do as less as possible.
In other words, workforce in the Federation is the worst ever workforce possible in the cluster

Legal system in the Federation is corrupted and biased to protect rotten ideals in the Federation. Unless you want to be branded as terrorist, extremist, tyrant and other stupid words they like to use to judge you, try to avoid them at all costs.

Very intuitive, and surprisingly worth the time to read.

Kim, do yourself a favour and pay for a business management or an economics course at one of the Caldari schools. I hear they're good.

To the others, my thanks once again. I plan to release the Amarr Empire report later this week.

That's actually what you should have taken and those, who 'generated' such reports, in the first place.
It is not my job to make reports about economics, but looking at such jaijii ignorance is too annoying. I am sorry.

That's a quite accurate analysis, Mr. Ixiris. Also a very positive point in favour of the Federation.
But it's also where the bureaucracy traps may happen. Failure to properly pay some taxes or respect some business law may occasionally (And that's very occasionally) lead businessess to deal with the Federation's bureaucratic procedures out of the business law sphere that may slow it down. If a company's bookkeeping, for example, is not being done in a proper way, the verification and correction proccess may take a very long time.

And the reason the Amarr report is delayed is I've been busy. Amarr data on the matter is also very scattered and written in a methodology that makes it hard for me and my team to compare properly. There are more papers written about Caille's economy than the Empire's.

I should have gone for the Minmatar report first.

Hello, folks. Here is the Minmatar Republic report. I have decided to skip the Amarr report for now because data on it remains to hard to be properly analysed and compared. Some unique factors in the Empire remain a challenge to be properly interpreted and transformed in proper business data.

As always, let me know what you think, and if you share the same viewpoint as the report.

An observation that is neither particularly in the Republic's favour nor particularly against it: Republic commercial ventures welcome external funding but strongly dislike external influence. The prevailing sentiment among Republic businessmen is "lend us your money and your trust, step well back and let us handle it. Just leave us to do our thing and you'll get a great return on your investment." Investors who favour a hands-on approach will probably not find investment in Republic interests to be to their liking.

Also, contrary to popular stereotype, most Minmatar businesses will accept Amarr investment as long as the above preference is respected. As long as an Amarr investor isn't openly working to the detriment of the Republic, investment capital is investment capital.

At this point, it really should be the other way around.