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September 24, 2024 - Week 3 Review


This month’s global tax revenue report for the economic simulation platform eDominacy revealed some surprising and dramatic shifts. Topping the leaderboard for the third week of September 2024, Bosnia emerged as the front-runner for the Top 3 Countries for Tax Revenues (Currencies), cementing its position as an economic powerhouse. Following closely behind were the Federation of America and Albania, both maintaining steady revenue streams amid fierce competition.

The numbers speak for themselves: Bosnia’s economic policies seem to have hit the sweet spot, allowing it to collect a lion’s share of currency taxes. The Federation of America, renowned for its vast resources and skilled population, is a familiar name on the charts but was outdone this week by the Bosnians' impressive surge. Meanwhile, Albania made a strong case for itself, rounding out the top three, with its tax collections reaching unprecedented heights.

Meanwhile, the Top 3 Countries for Tax Revenues (Gold) saw a completely different set of leaders emerge. Serbia claimed the crown for gold tax collections, with Macedonia and Bulgaria not far behind. Serbia's dominance comes as no surprise, given its highly active trade routes and booming company sector, while Macedonia and Bulgaria’s resilient strategies allowed them to secure their places in the ranking.



South Africa and South Korea Return

Adding an interesting twist to this month’s narrative is the unexpected reawakening of two formerly dormant countries: South Africa and South Korea. After months of inactivity, these nations suddenly roared back to life in eDominacy, catching the attention of seasoned players and new participants alike. 

As we wrap up September, one thing is clear: the global tax game is more unpredictable than ever. Keep an eye on these key players as we head into the final stretch of the year. Could Bosnia hold onto its lead, or will the Federation of America and Serbia shake things up once again? Only time will tell.





Indonesia’s Economic Balancing Act: Mixed Results in September 2024

In the latest eDominacy tax revenue report for Week 3 of September 2024, Indonesia finds itself in a unique position—caught between progress and challenge. The country's currency tax revenues for the third week of September saw an encouraging increase compared to August. This rise reflects the nation's improved economic policies and its citizens' growing participation in trade and commerce. The uptick in currency revenues has been largely attributed to the government's focus on expanding infrastructure and enhancing digital trade capabilities, which allowed for smoother, faster transactions and, ultimately, greater tax collections.

However, the story wasn’t entirely one of success. Despite the positive performance in currency revenues, Indonesia's gold tax revenues for the same week fell short when compared to August.



The Path Forward

Despite the mixed results, Indonesia’s economic outlook remains cautiously optimistic. The September gains in currency revenues signal a steady recovery from earlier lows, and with strategic interventions, there is potential to regain momentum in the gold sector. As the country gears up for the final quarter of the year, the government is expected to focus on stabilizing resource bonus while continuing to boost trade and investment across key sectors.

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Hail Indo, hail mkd
Good works 👌
Good job o7
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bravo!