Idea:Merged

This page is where all the ideas have been combined into one large working idea. This is to give the game a certain balance on various concepts including all of the topics below.

Immigration/Emigration
Citizens in real life do not have to ask permission from their own country to leave, they must get a passport from the destination country. The suggestion is to just drop immigration rules completely and just have an option to disable emigration to a country...it is unfair to disallow players from moving to a different country if their own country becomes inactive or fascist. This also allows multiple ideas below to come into play.

Set Wages
Citizens should be able to choose which currency they accept as payment for their salary, World Currency or Country Currency.

Nations should be able to set wages for those citizens accepting Country Currency.

For those citizens accepted country currency the money comes from the nations total money (this prevents nations from raising wages extremely high and benefiting from it).

All citizens accepting World Currency will have globally set wages (They will not raise or lower).

Citizens can only change their pay type once every 30 days to prevent them from benefiting from both currencies.

Companies
This is what I gathered from Furanku...since he does not speak English well this is my interpretation and he can correct me if I am wrong.

All citizens are able to create companies, the prerequisites are disputed but obviously they would cost money. Companies can produce various bonus resources by importing resources and using them to create things such as cars, jets, bombers, ships, food, etc. The end product would give a certain bonus to characters that own these goods such as increased happiness, disease resistance, salary increase, etc. The owner of the company is able to hire citizens from that country to be employed in his/her business. The owner also determines what currency workers are payed in as well as their wages. All wages come straight from the owners total cash.

This would further the development of the free market system by increasing the need to import/export goods, as well as maintaining cash flow.