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Laver over here with a Sultan

St Scarlett wrote:

I rate them OwO/UwU

They are good for society

i made a version with my nation

by Vologradvia

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version of bonsia map with vologradvia

The Poland-Lithuania Commonwealth wrote:

Laver over here with a Sultan

Sultan Laver the Magnificent.

The Kingdom of Denmark wrote:

Oh. I hate when teachers do stuff like that >:(

Well, good luck :)

Thanks, I'll still be here anyway :D

The Champions League wrote:

Thanks, I'll still be here since anyway :D

UwU!

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The Kingdom of Denmark wrote:

UwU!

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:D

Laver Island wrote:

I sell babies

According to the capitalistic view of economics, if Laver is selling, thereby holding supply, then there must be demand or else his profits would decrease to the point where he could not afford to take care of the baby stock. There are 3 possible ways:

1) Government subsidization. Now, we all know that the Dansk Folkeparti isn't a big fan of subsidization, so I'm ruling this one out.

2) Laver is funding it with his own deficit spending. Unlikely, considering that Laver's job is his solo prog project, as well as fulfilling the needs of the women of Danmark. Therefore, I find it unlikely that Laver is deficit spending.

3) There is enough demand to satisfy the Laverian supply. I find this the most likely case. The question now becomes, from which demographic is the demand? Looking at the demographics of Europe, the countries that are decreasing in population by a rate of more than .1% yearly are: Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Estonia, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Montenegro, Portugal, Hungary, Armenia, Belarus, Germany, Bosnia, and Poland. I'm going to say that Laver is not selling to the Eastern or Balkan market, as the cost of living is lower and thereby baby cost is lower so profits are lower. Also, the Baltic states have lots of trade from other Eastern European EU countries. So, it seems that Laver is most likely selling to Germany, Portugal, Hungary, or Poland. I'm going to rule out Germany, because over 20% of their population is over the age of 65, meaning that there is less baby demand there. I'm also going to rule out Portugal, as the economic situation there shows why they have one of the lowest birthrates in Europe- people don't want kids in southern Europe, also, their net loss is more from emigration. This leaves Hungary and Poland. So, Laver's market comes from a high GDP country with a high birthrate. Poland's birthrate is 1.32 (2016) compared to a 1.44 (2016) in Hungary. The GDP per capita of Poland (2017) is 13,812, compared to 14,225 (2017) in Hungary. However, we must note two other things. Shipping costs to Poland would be lower due to proximity to Denmark and direct sea access. Also, Hungary's population is 9.75 million compared to 38 million in Poland.

Conclusions: I would say that approximately ~80% of Laver's baby market comes from Poland, ~10% from Hungary, and ~10% from other areas.

The Kingdom of Denmark wrote:

XD! I don't even know what I was trying to create! 🤣

Lol it's still a masterpiece xD

The Kingdom of Denmark wrote:

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The Champions League wrote:

Lol it's still a masterpiece xD

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Oh

Vologradvia wrote:

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Oh, you don't want Estonia? Oh, ok then! :D

The Kingdom of Denmark wrote:

OhOh, you don't want Estonia? Oh, ok then! :D

i do