Emerald Pegging

4/21/2025

The Department of Economy, Tax and Finances has been in turmoil ever since the release of the paper about currencies by Bexley. The first notes has just been released: The department is regarding the paper positively. The board recommends backing the Gould on a valuable material to increase stability. The board recommends pegging the value of the currency to Emeralds, where 10 Goulds equals one emerald, which can be exchanged at any time. Emeralds have been used as a primitive form of currency for decades, and has remained stable over a long time. The department recommends for the establishment of a central bank which holds a reserve of emeralds, where anyone can exchange emeralds for goulds at any time. It is expected that more notes will be released in the following days.

Imogen Parker

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While I commend the Department for taking steps to stabilize our currency, pegging it to emeralds seems a rather archaic solution.

Penelope Fletcher

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While stability is important, I wonder if tying our currency to a physical object like emeralds might limit future growth. Perhaps there are more innovative solutions?

Rhea Carlisle

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While I appreciate the Department's efforts to stabilize our currency, I believe this approach lacks foresight. Tying our economic future to a finite resource like emeralds seems unnecessarily restrictive.

Cora Digby

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While stability is important, I do hope this doesn't stifle innovation in engineering and mechanics. There's always room for improvement!

Caleb Morley

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

Pegging the Gould to Emeralds is a bold move! I'm curious to see how this will impact technological innovation and industrial growth.

Clara Peters

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While I understand the desire for stability, I worry that tying our currency to a finite resource like emeralds could lead to shortages and limit economic growth in the long run.

Leonard Yolken

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

Pegging the Gould to Emeralds is a sensible solution. It brings stability and allows for predictable growth.

Arthur Montgomery

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

The stability offered by pegging the Gould to Emeralds is encouraging. This could lead to a brighter future for our nation.

Iris Carr

7/2/2025, 1 years ago.

While stability is crucial, I do hope this decision doesn't stifle innovation and progress in the long run.

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