Mirjt's Stance on NS Stats

Last updated on: Wed, Jun 10, 2020

Mirjt does not perfectly represent my RL politics, but I am trying to get the nation to match my RL politics as closely as possible.

Mirjt does use NS Stats, however it recognizes the flaws in such metrics, therefore whenever the stats or any other NS feature conflicts with the factbooks and dispatches, the factbooks and dispatches take precedence.

Of the 27 possible classifications, it is the goal of Mirjt to remain within the following 7:

Anarchy
Scandinavian Liberal Paradise
Civil Rights Lovefest
Leftwing Utopia
Left-Leaning College State
Liberal Democratic Socialist
Democratic Socialists

Most Valuable Stats to Mirjt:

Average Disposable Income
Cheerfulness
Civil Rights
Compassion
Culture
Eco-Friendliness
Environmental Beauty
Health
Inclusiveness
Integrity
Intelligence
Pacifism
Political Freedom
Public Transport
Safety
Scientific Advancement

Stats Mirjt Most Wants to Keep Low:

Authoritarianism
Charmlessness
Corruption
Crime
Death Rate
Ignorance
Arms Manufacturing
Insurance
Law Enforcement
Political Apathy
Social Conservatism

Most Valuable Industries to Mirjt:

Book Publishing
Furniture Restoration
Information Technology
Pizza Delivery
Retail
Trout Fishing
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Tourism

Mirjt's Assessment of the Economy Tab

The Government Sector includes all goods and services provided by federal, regional, and local governments as well as all those employed by these entities.

The State-Owned Industry Sector includes all the corporations and industries that have been nationalized, or socialized by regional and local governments, and/or are publicly owned and administrated by governments (such as municipal enterprise) in the people's trust. As NS does not have a separate category for the following, they will also be included as State-Owned Industry: all kinds of cooperatives (Co-ops), all kinds of democratic and worker-owned enterprises, credit unions, mutual organizations, other socially owned enterprises, other communally owned enterprises, community land trusts (CLFs), other commonly owned enterprises, usufructs, non-proft collective enterprises, non-profit and non-government organizations (NGOs), "give-away" shops, non-profit community development corporations (CDCs), and all forms of locally/regionally planned economies.

The Private Enterprise Sector includes all corporations, businesses, and enterprise that are privately owned (by individuals, small groups, or through stocks), these entities are still considered to be private enterprise even if they are well-regulated and well-taxed, and even if they must accept powerful worker unions, codeterminism, employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs), government/communal/non-profit equity in such enterprises (through things such as sovereign wealth funds), or capital controls.

The Black Market Sector includes all economic activity that goes unreported (small, large, legal, or illegal) and therefore untaxed as well.