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Osarius: additional context, link to nseconomy calculations (mostly for reference)

2024-07-17T10:03:01Z

additional context, link to nseconomy calculations (mostly for reference)

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	The '''universal standard dollar''' ('''USD''' or '''$''') is a hypothetical currency that is used as a common reference point for international transactions, such as football transfers. It is not linked to any specific currency or commodity.		The '''universal standard dollar''' ('''USD''' or '''$''') – sometimes also referred to as the '''Nationstates standard dollar''' ('''NSD''') or '''Multiversal standard dollar''' – is a hypothetical currency that is used as a common reference point for international transactions, such as football transfers. It is not linked to any specific currency or commodity.

	As a rough guide however, a transfer fee of $1 million is possible for a football player in the prime of their career playing for an average-ranked national team. This sum is also roughly the entire annual transfer budget for a single club in a league new to IFCF competition.		As a rough guide however, a transfer fee of $1 million is possible for a football player in the prime of their career playing for an average-ranked national team. This sum is also roughly the entire annual transfer budget for a single club in a league new to IFCF competition.

			Nationstates does provide players with a GDP figure for their nation(s), and some tools exist to calculate an exchange rate from this figure into an equivalent "standard" universal currency, which may then be used as a basis for a nation's in-context perception of universal standard dollars. For example, a nation with a poor exchange rate (as calculated by one of these tools; based on the strength of the national economy according to Nationstates' underlying values) may consider a fee of $1 million for a footballer to be an outrageous, nigh-unaffordable sum. For a nation with a stronger economy and better exchange rate, this fee may represent a pittance.

			It is important to note, however, that many nations' decisions on how to roleplay USD is not necessarily linked to their nations' in-game metrics.

			==External links==
			[http://www.broomdces.com/nseconomy/calculations.php NSEconomy calculations] ([https://archive.is/XrZ9x archive])

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The '''universal standard dollar''' ('''USD''' or '''$''') is a hypothetical currency that is used as a common reference point for international transactions, such as football transfers. It is not linked to any specific currency or commodity.

As a rough guide however, a transfer fee of $1 million is possible for a football player in the prime of their career playing for an average-ranked national team. This sum is also roughly the entire annual transfer budget for a single club in a league new to IFCF competition.

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