A more complex economy system

• Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0
• Made by Rafael Soley R. ( https://github.com/rsley )
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Web Dashboard mainly made using Discord-Dashboard by Assistants Center

• Dashboard UI Theme by PlainDevelopment, iMidnight, and DjKnaeckebrot
• Web Dashboard developed by Breathtake

I do not take credit for the code in the Dashboard except for the parts which I modified which are not included in the original Discord-Dashboard project. Before reproducing, modifying, or forking this project, you must acquire a Software License for Discord-Dashboard.

I made some modifications to the Dashboard, like those found at modstore/dbd-soft-ui and modstore; however, the original credits for it go to the ones mentioned below and the rest of the team over at Assistants Center.

• To my High School Mathematics professor, Miss. Lisa Bickford.
• To my school's Academic Directors, Angela Jarman and Flor Morado.
• To my Technology, Innovation, and Robotics professor, Eva Melo.
• To Lt. Col. Bickford for inspiring me to continue my extracurricular carreer and for being a role model through High School, as well as teaching me Statistics.
• To the rest of my School's Board for always allowing me to expand my extracurricular activities within the school.

Documentation pending.

• Government System: Users can form and lead virtual governments with the authority to implement policies and make economic decisions.
• Real-based Economy: The virtual economy mirrors real-world economic principles, incorporating factors like supply and demand.
• Currency Exchange Market: A dynamic system allowing users to exchange virtual currencies with values fluctuating based on market demand.
• Loans System: Users can borrow virtual money with realistic loan repayments and interest rates.
• Inflation and Deflation Mechanics: Simulates changes in virtual currency value over time based on economic factors.
• Taxes: Users are subjected to various types of taxes contributing to government funds for public services.
• Stock Market: Users can buy and sell virtual stocks representing businesses or industries.
• Government Policies: Users can propose and vote on government policies impacting the economy.
• Businesses: Users can establish and manage virtual businesses with considerations for production costs and profits.
• Economy Reports: Regular reports provide users with key economic indicators such as GDP and unemployment rates.
• Trades: Users can engage in virtual trade agreements affecting economies positively or negatively.
• Education System: Users can attend virtual universities, acquiring skills and knowledge that impact professions, labor market dynamics, and economic development.

This proyect applies many economic concepts that I am interested in, which include but aren't limited to:

• Microeconomics: Examining individual economic agents such as consumers, firms, and markets.

• Macroeconomics: Focusing on the overall economy, including factors like inflation, unemployment, and GDP.

• Monetary Economics: Studying the role of money, banking, and central banking in the economy.

• International Economics: Exploring global economic interactions, trade agreements, and exchange rates.

• Labor Economics: Considering aspects related to employment, wages, and workforce dynamics.

• Public Economics: Examining government policies, taxation, and public spending.

• Development Economics: Addressing issues related to economic development, inequality, and poverty.

• Financial Economics: Focusing on financial markets, investments, and risk management.

• Behavioral Economics: Considering psychological factors influencing economic decision-making.

• Environmental Economics: Exploring the economic impact of environmental factors.

• Population Dynamics: Simulating the growth and interactions of populations within the virtual world.

• Ecosystem Services: Considering the services provided by virtual ecosystems, influencing economic activities.

• Genetic Algorithms: Applying principles from genetics to simulate evolutionary processes in certain aspects of your virtual world.

• Ecological Balance: Incorporating concepts of ecological balance to model the sustainability of resources.

• Evolutionary Economics: Integrating evolutionary principles into economic models to simulate adaptive behaviors.

• Health Economics: Examining the economic aspects of healthcare and health-related policies within the virtual world.

• Biodiversity and Economic Value: Exploring the economic implications of biodiversity and its impact on various industries.

• Ecological Footprint: Implementing the concept of ecological footprint to simulate the environmental impact of economic activities.