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Economy & Treasury

The ASEAN Motor Club operates a two-tier government fund structure inspired by Singapore’s fiscal framework. This page explains how the treasury works, how spending is self-regulating, and how revenue flows through the economy.

The government maintains two separate accounts, each with a distinct purpose:

Government Accounts

Account Type Purpose
Treasury Fund Operating (Asset) Day-to-day spending: job bonuses, subsidies, UBI, Ministry budget
Sovereign Reserves Locked (Asset) Receives all wealth tax revenue. Not directly spendable.

2. NIRC — Net Investment Returns Contribution

Section titled “2. NIRC — Net Investment Returns Contribution”

Following Singapore’s constitutional framework, a controlled portion of reserves is transferred to the operating treasury daily as the NIRC:

This transfer runs as a daily automated process at 00:05 server time. It provides a steady, predictable income stream to the treasury without depleting reserves.

Government spending (job bonuses, subsidies) is automatically regulated by the treasury balance using a sigmoid-based multiplier:

Treasury Multiplier by Balance

Treasury Balance Multiplier Effect
Well below equilibrium ~0.5× Spending tightens — fewer jobs, lower bonuses
At equilibrium ($100M default) ~1.0× Normal spending
Well above equilibrium ~2.0× Spending increases — more jobs, higher bonuses

The treasury receives income from:

  • NIRC drip — daily transfer from Sovereign Reserves (primary source)

  • Player donations — voluntary contributions from citizens

  • Government employee contributions — income redirected from GOV-tagged players

  • Vehicle purchases — certain luxury vehicle purchases contribute to the treasury

The treasury funds:

  • Delivery job bonuses — completion rewards for community jobs

  • Cargo subsidies — bonus payments on qualifying deliveries

  • Universal Basic Income — regular payments to all active citizens

  • Government salary — 2× UBI for government employees

  • Ministry budget — allocated to the elected Minister for discretionary spending