Small Economic Support Treaty
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:14 pm
This would be the equivalent of a basic economic treaty. It says we'll try and trade with eachother before other nations, and that if we have an internal economy, we agree to allow people to buy the other nations ones. It doesn't say we'll do so without tariffs (though my personal opinion is that tariffs are stupid, both (generally) macronationally and (always) micronationally. Especially micronationally, you want to encourage any trade you can), so we could have a further treaty about free trade without actually forming a unified economic system, which would be the top level of economic treaties.Small Economic Support Treaty
1. Any nation who has signed the General Membership Treaty may sign this Small Economic Support Treaty.
2. All signatory nations agree to use the MITO trading system.
3. All signatory nations agree to give trading priority to other signatory nations.
4. All signatory nations agree to assist eachother with trading and other economic developments.
5. Where signatory nations have an internal currency, they agree to enter it in MICEO and allow trade of goods and services with other signatory nations.
6. Upon giving notice, any signatory nation may exit this treaty.
7. This treaty may be amended by a 3/4ths majority of signatory nations.
So, thoughts, suggestions?