Following end of Monarchy, Nasirs and their loyalists leave economy and country in "dire straits".
Eksandr- It was doubtlessly going to happen; the rigmarole of the national economy, propped up largely by a private bank owned by the Royal Family, would one day come crashing down. Economists at the Institute for Domestic Policy (IDP) revealed Monday, following the release of papers from the archive of the Ministry of Finance, that the day in which that happened was approximately the thirtieth of August, 4200.
It was on that day that the collective budgetary surplus of the Barmenian state dating all the way back to 3870 was effectively erased; a last financial statement, dated August thirtieth at twelve p.m., shows a transfer of an amount that has been recorded as being (when rounded) at 192,299,841,000,000.00 BAR. Their foreign currency, accounting for some additional seventeen trillion ZAR, and other assets in the form of property and stocks gained from their time in power, was also reportedly transferred. The statement failed to show the current location of these assets.
According to the statement from the economists, the statement made clear that the Banks, deprived of their normal flow of currency following the departure of the royal family, would experience a run. It was likely that the nation was headed for a depression.
This statement was confirmed by none other than Ajisa Aws, former Minister for Finance under Queen Maria. She was reached while on vacation in Indrala.
"The financial system isn't built to survive without raw currency of some form." said Ms. Aws "Soon, the economy will go into shock."
Yet even many pro-Nasir economists are now begging the question; what economy?