Since the Work Tax came into effect I'm wondering on what will do the future TO's in order to sack a country after take-over/invasion.
1) Should the Congress be overrun by people who's internal agenda is to fill it's pockets the work tax should be set at 25%.
So far there is nothing to fear ... anyways the region bonus and the averrage salary will be low enough to prevent a large scale failure of the raw production, but let's take this simulation a step further and let's assume that poor administration by this "hypothetical" congress led to a war with it's neighbor and now the country is invaded and the producers are sacked from their bonus. Now the disaster is complete, taxed by congress with 25% and without region bonus the managers have to stop the production of raw material and the weapon/food companies should look for an outside source of raw.
2) Another problem that's triggered by managers during long periods of occupation is, the wages from the job markets wich are far greater than on days without the occupation, that's mainly because there is nobody to accept those offers so the managers are wasting their time putting on offers that exceeds normal wages. On the short term they will have little effect on the tax (if the managers readjust the wages on the market) on the medium term they should affect about 50-70% from the managers if the ballancing doesn't take place and on the long term it should end up in a disaster affecting 99% from the managers.
Those are just 2 main problems wich could trigger more problems like: the colaps of the job market (should the managers set minimum wages when under occupation), the prices for weapons/food should increase as job offer wages go down, the working force will redistribute itself on other countries and the disaster will be complete.
Well judging by those 2 scenarios I have o proposal that should take care of those 2 problems, instead of setting the tax deppending on the averrage wage, they should tax the production itself by setting the tax in relation with the production let's say the manager is producing 100 units then the tax should be 1-25% of what's the price of that unit on the market multiplied with the number of units he produced, thus the manager will pay from the price of the unit wich he sold between 1 and 25% percent tax .
Isn't that a good ideea ? correct me if I'm wrong
Edited by MuresanC, 13 August 2013 - 08:16 AM.