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Post by Ian Plätschisch on May 6, 2015 0:47:08 GMT 1
While this is a reasonable (though not ideal) fiscal policy for encouraging what is essentially the Talossan equivalent of small business, I do agree that we need not go around searching for ways to needlessly spend money. Therefore, in addition to the necessity of very thorough reviews of whoever/whatever the government loans money to, we would also need to make sure that we are not loaning out more money than the government has net profit. This is especially true if we want to reduce both the contribution of the king and party registration fees.
In this way, we can still loan out sums (though not very large) to worthy new companies. If the program proves to be a success, we can reevaluate and see about increasing the funds that go towards the loans. If the program is a failure, we can stop without having any less money in the treasury than what was there when the program started.
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