Economics - Revision history

Iversia at 17:53, 15 June 2014

2014-06-15T17:53:09Z

Iversia: Added Royal Mal Mint.

2012-08-24T16:16:18Z

Added Royal Mal Mint.

Iversia at 17:02, 2 August 2012

2012-08-02T17:02:26Z

Shriker: Put prices into a table. Will be adjusting them shortly.

2010-02-16T23:27:06Z

Put prices into a table. Will be adjusting them shortly.

JCC: /* Sample Prices */

2008-03-26T22:48:09Z

‎Sample Prices

JCC at 22:47, 26 March 2008

2008-03-26T22:47:36Z

Shriker at 05:35, 26 March 2008

2008-03-26T05:35:22Z

Shriker at 17:07, 27 January 2008

2008-01-27T17:07:25Z

Shriker at 20:32, 21 October 2007

2007-10-21T20:32:18Z

Attrius Infernus: /* Bhim */

2007-10-21T20:22:22Z

‎Bhim

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 Bartering is also a very common practise on Ramath-lehi. There are some residents who never touch any form of currency their entire lives. Instead they make a living by exchanging what they have for what they need - or by giving and offering favours. While this practise is not so favourable in larger cities, it is highly used in more rural and agricultural areas where communities are smaller.
-===Sample Prices===
+==Sample Prices==
 Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more (if a popular brand) or less.

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 The bio-signature of the card’s owner is encrypted within it, so that if the card is stolen or lost, it cannot be used by another.
-Making or recording a payment using the card can be done by holding the card against or waving it over a Khorta card reader from up to a few centimetres away, even if the card is in a wallet or a purse. The pendragon then needs to place their finger onto the reader so that their bio-signature and the one on the card can be matched up. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beeping sound, and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card.
+Making or recording a payment using the card can be done by holding the card against or waving it over a Khorta card reader from up to a few centimetres away, even if the card is in a wallet or a purse. The Pendragon then needs to place their finger onto the reader so that their bio-signature and the one on the card can be matched up. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beeping sound, and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card.
 ===Bhim's Bhijan===
-Bhim, rather than using the Khortan card, still uses coins called Bhjian. The main reason for this is the Black Market and Black Rune Casino stalls; rather than buying a Khortan reader, they simply exchange coins in fixed khasi amounts. Bhim traders prefer to use Bhjian at the Black Market over the more convenient Khortan, because it is relatively untraceable. Unlike the Khortan card, there is no electronic trail that can be followed, so transactions can be made securely and anonymously.
+Bhim, rather than using the Khortan card, still uses coins called Bhjian. The main reason for this is the [[Black Marke]]t and [[Black Rune Casino]] stalls; rather than buying a Khortan reader, they simply exchange coins in fixed khasi amounts. Bhim traders prefer to use Bhjian at the Black Market over the more convenient Khortan, because it is relatively untraceable. Unlike the Khortan card, there is no electronic trail that can be followed, so transactions can be made securely and anonymously.
 ===Bartering for Goods and Services===
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 Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more (if a popular brand) or less.
-{|  class="striped"
+{|  class="wikitable"
 ! Name
 ! Rural Cost

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 ===Ramath-lehi's Khasi===
-On most of Ramath-lehi, the transferring of money is entirely electronic, and does not assume a zero-sum transaction model. Cards are used to transfer money, matched with a user's profile. A rechargeable contact-less card used to transfer electronic payments in online or offline systems called Khorta is used everywhere except Bhim. Pendragons can recharge their cards with khasi, Ramath-lehi's currency, at devices similar to Earth's automated teller machines (ATMs) which are called khasi transfer machina (KTMs). Transactions may also be made at banks.  Other than the card itself, watches and mobile phone covers that function as an anonymous Khorta card are offered. The types of watches available include wrist watches, pocket watches, and watch key chains.
+On most of Ramath-lehi, the transferring of money is entirely electronic, and does not assume a zero-sum transaction model. Cards are used to transfer money, matched with a user’s profile. A rechargeable contact-less card used to transfer electronic payments in online or offline systems called '''Khorta''' is used everywhere except Bhim. Pendragons can recharge their cards with khasi, Ramath-lehi’s currency, at devices similar to Earth’s automated teller machines (ATMs) which are called '''khasi transfer machina''' ('''KTMs'''). Transactions may also be made at banks. Other than the card itself, watches and mobile phone covers that function as an anonymous Khorta card are offered. The types of watches available include wrist watches, pocket watches, and watch key chains.
-The bio-signature of the card's owner is encrypted within it, so that if the card is stolen or lost, it cannot be used by another.
+The bio-signature of the card’s owner is encrypted within it, so that if the card is stolen or lost, it cannot be used by another.
 Making or recording a payment using the card can be done by holding the card against or waving it over a Khorta card reader from up to a few centimetres away, even if the card is in a wallet or a purse. The pendragon then needs to place their finger onto the reader so that their bio-signature and the one on the card can be matched up. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beeping sound, and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card.
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 ===Sample Prices===
-Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more or less.
+Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more (if a popular brand) or less.
-{|
+{|  class="striped"
-!Amount
+! Name
-!Item
+! Rural Cost
-|-
+! Urban Cost
-|100
+|-
-|Flavored Beverage
+| Tea
-|-
+| 1 khasi
-|500-1000
+| 2 - 3 khasi
-|Plain T-Shirt
+|-
-|-
+| Flavoured Beverage
-|500
+| 2 khasi
-|Lunch
+| 2 - 5 khasi
 |-
-|500
+| Ticket to a Movie
-|Ticket to a Movie
+| 8 khasi
-|-
+| 12 - 17 khasi
-|5000-10000
+|-
-|Cellphone
+| Lunch
-|-
+| 5 - 8 khasi
-|10000-30000
+| 10 - 20 khasi
-|Handgun
+|-
 |}
 [[Category:Compendium]]

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 ===Sample Prices===
-Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more or less. (This seemed appropriate to add. If you want to change the values, go ahead.)
+Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more or less.
-Flavored Beverage: 100 khasi <br>
+{|
-T-shirt Without Any Art: 500-1000 khasi <br>
+!Amount
-Handgun: 10000-30000 khasi <br>
+!Item
-Cellphone: 5000-10000 khasi <br>
+|-
-Ticket to a Movie: 500 khasi <br>
+|100
-Lunch: 500 khasi <br>
+|Flavored Beverage
 [[Category:Compendium]]

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 Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more or less. (This seemed appropriate to add. If you want to change the values, go ahead.)
-Flavored Beverage: 100 khasi
+Flavored Beverage: 100 khasi <br>
-T-shirt Without Any Art: 500-1000 khasi
+T-shirt Without Any Art: 500-1000 khasi <br>
-Handgun: 10000-30000 khasi
+Handgun: 10000-30000 khasi <br>
-Cellphone: 5000-10000 khasi
+Cellphone: 5000-10000 khasi <br>
-Ticket to a Movie: 500 khasi
+Ticket to a Movie: 500 khasi <br>
-Lunch: 500 khasi
+Lunch: 500 khasi <br>
 [[Category:Compendium]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:47, 26 March 2008
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	Bartering is also a very common practise on Ramath-lehi. There are some residents who never touch any form of currency their entire lives. Instead they make a living by exchanging what they have for what they need - or by giving and offering favours. While this practise is not so favourable in larger cities, it is highly used in more rural and agricultural areas where communities are smaller.		Bartering is also a very common practise on Ramath-lehi. There are some residents who never touch any form of currency their entire lives. Instead they make a living by exchanging what they have for what they need - or by giving and offering favours. While this practise is not so favourable in larger cities, it is highly used in more rural and agricultural areas where communities are smaller.
		+
		+	===Sample Prices===
		+
		+	Listed below are a few sample prices to give you an idea of how much the khasi is worth. Bear in mind that the following prices are averages and the actual item may go for more or less. (This seemed appropriate to add. If you want to change the values, go ahead.)
		+
		+	Flavored Beverage: 100 khasi
		+	T-shirt Without Any Art: 500-1000 khasi
		+	Handgun: 10000-30000 khasi
		+	Cellphone: 5000-10000 khasi
		+	Ticket to a Movie: 500 khasi
		+	Lunch: 500 khasi

	[[Category:Compendium]]		[[Category:Compendium]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:35, 26 March 2008
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−	~~{{Stub}}~~===Ramath-lehi's Khasi===	+	===Ramath-lehi's Khasi===

	On most of Ramath-lehi, the transferring of money is entirely electronic, and does not assume a zero-sum transaction model. Cards are used to transfer money, matched with a user's profile. A rechargeable contact-less card used to transfer electronic payments in online or offline systems called Khorta is used everywhere except Bhim. Pendragons can recharge their cards with khasi, Ramath-lehi's currency, at devices similar to Earth's automated teller machines (ATMs) which are called khasi transfer machina (KTMs). Transactions may also be made at banks. Other than the card itself, watches and mobile phone covers that function as an anonymous Khorta card are offered. The types of watches available include wrist watches, pocket watches, and watch key chains.		On most of Ramath-lehi, the transferring of money is entirely electronic, and does not assume a zero-sum transaction model. Cards are used to transfer money, matched with a user's profile. A rechargeable contact-less card used to transfer electronic payments in online or offline systems called Khorta is used everywhere except Bhim. Pendragons can recharge their cards with khasi, Ramath-lehi's currency, at devices similar to Earth's automated teller machines (ATMs) which are called khasi transfer machina (KTMs). Transactions may also be made at banks. Other than the card itself, watches and mobile phone covers that function as an anonymous Khorta card are offered. The types of watches available include wrist watches, pocket watches, and watch key chains.

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-{{Stub}}
+{{Stub}}===Ramath-lehi's Khasi===
-===Ramath-lehi===
+On most of Ramath-lehi, the transferring of money is entirely electronic, and does not assume a zero-sum transaction model. Cards are used to transfer money, matched with a user's profile. A rechargeable contact-less card used to transfer electronic payments in online or offline systems called Khorta is used everywhere except Bhim. Pendragons can recharge their cards with khasi, Ramath-lehi's currency, at ATM-esque machines called KTM (khasi transfer machines) or at banks. Other than the card itself, watches and mobile phone covers that function as an anonymous Khorta card are offered. The types of watches available include wrist watches, pocket watches, and watch key chains.
-The bio-signiture of the card's owner is encrypted within it, so that if the card is stolen or lost, it cannot be used by another.
+The bio-signature of the card's owner is encrypted within it, so that if the card is stolen or lost, it cannot be used by another.
-Making or recording a payment using the card can be done by holding the card against or waving it over a Khorta card reader from up to a few centimeters away, even if the card is in a wallet or a purse. The pendragon then needs to place their finger onto the reader so that their bio-signiture and the one on the card can be matched up. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beeping sound, and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card.
+Making or recording a payment using the card can be done by holding the card against or waving it over a Khorta card reader from up to a few centimetres away, even if the card is in a wallet or a purse. The pendragon then needs to place their finger onto the reader so that their bio-signiture and the one on the card can be matched up. The reader will acknowledge payment by emitting a beeping sound, and display the amount deducted and the remaining balance of the card.
-===Bhim===
+===Bhim's Bhijan===
 Bhim, rather than using the Khortan card, still uses coins called Bhjian. The main reason for this is the Black Market and Black Rune Casino stalls; rather than buying a Khortan reader, they simply exchange coins in fixed khasi amounts. Bhim traders prefer to use Bhjian at the Black Market over the more convenient Khortan, because it is relatively untraceable. Unlike the Khortan card, there is no electronic trail that can be followed, so transactions can be made securely and anonymously.
 [[Category:Compendium]]