Produce, invest, and have influence.

Dear members,

Welcome to the second part of a five-part series dedicated to explaining the main principles of the Liberal Movement to the general public. This section deals with the doctrine and economic strategy that we wish to establish in agreement with national producers and entrepreneurs.

Produce

In our previous article, which we encourage you to read, we presented the economic policy that we felt was the most functional and operational for eFrance. As a brief reminder, the "capitalist" ideology is the most suitable for addressing our deficit of active players compared to other communities, Poland in particular. We specified that we wanted a clear-sighted policy regarding taxes imposed on both players and businesses to ensure the optimal functioning of the state without burdening taxpayers.

We understand a certain shared fear within the community regarding foreign investors, most of whom do not produce within the country, sell their resources at low prices, and offer very high wages, making it particularly difficult for small local producers to recruit NPCs. But some see the glass as half full where we see it as half empty. This arrival of foreign players in our market allows for the elimination of monopolies that have naturally developed due to a lack of other players, and contributes to a reasonable price decrease for certain resources without (sometimes costly) government intervention.

Invest

Today, while the State responds to immediate needs, we want public resources to address the needs of tomorrow. To govern is to foresee, and we believe the State should support national and international entrepreneurs in sectors experiencing underdevelopment in our market, either through gradual and controlled financing or through educational support, particularly for new players looking to launch their businesses.

This support will be taken to the next level with the creation of the Agency for International Business Development (ADIE). In short, an entrepreneur wishing to launch a business in a country receives a gold loan from the government at a preferential rate, the terms of which are determined according to the risk level of the project and the country in question.

Radiate

The goal is to transform eFrance, the hub that the Eclesiar community represents, into an economic and industrial powerhouse. This economic power can then be used as an instrument of influence to facilitate diplomatic rapprochement, prevent conflicts, and indirectly contribute to the economic development of vulnerable countries. French companies will see their exports increase to a wider range of players.

We wish to reiterate that we do not claim to have a doctrine for every button in the game. We have a few clear principles, and we apply them to the problems that arise. The Liberal Movement is first and foremost a citizens' movement where everyone can contribute their ideas and freely debate those of others!