Tariffs - Revision history

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T14:51:09Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	As a result of the bewildering complexity of this patchwork of overlapping fees, tariffs and charges, the civil service operate the system on behalf of the Empire inline with the guidelines laid down by Giovanni. To do this, they employ Autumn magic rituals cast by members of the prognosticators office to calculate the most efficient possible levels for the charges that will produce the outcome the Senate has requested.		As a result of the bewildering complexity of this patchwork of overlapping fees, tariffs and charges, the civil service operate the system on behalf of the Empire inline with the guidelines laid down by Giovanni. To do this, they employ Autumn magic rituals cast by members of the prognosticators office to calculate the most efficient possible levels for the charges that will produce the outcome the Senate has requested.

	Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's [[#mercantilist\|mercantilist]] status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.		Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's [[#mercantilist\|mercantilist]] status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.

	Before the Winter Solstice 382YE the rates had not been changed in decades - nobody alive is certain what the actual quantitative outcome will be as they are changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice, most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.		Before the Winter Solstice 382YE the rates had not been changed in decades - nobody alive is certain what the actual quantitative outcome will be as they are changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice, most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.

GuiltyConscience: /* Fiscal Consequences */

2025-07-20T11:42:57Z

Fiscal Consequences

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	The civil service do not have the capacity to carry out a rigorous analysis to predict the quantitative impact of imposing different trading relations on the various different foreign powers. The only way the civil service could provide figures to accompany the options above is if they were instructed to carry out a full [[appraisal]] of the situation. This would be time-consuming and expensive - but a single appraisal could identify the costs involved in changes to the trading status for up to five different nations.		The civil service do not have the capacity to carry out a rigorous analysis to predict the quantitative impact of imposing different trading relations on the various different foreign powers. The only way the civil service could provide figures to accompany the options above is if they were instructed to carry out a full [[appraisal]] of the situation. This would be time-consuming and expensive - but a single appraisal could identify the costs involved in changes to the trading status for up to five different nations.

	What is known is the effects will vary by nation - the more trade the Empire does with a foreign nation, the ~~large~~ the impact on taxation of any change will be.		What is known is the effects will vary by nation - the more trade the Empire does with a foreign nation, the larger the impact on taxation of any change will be.

	However it will also depend crucially on the response if any - that the other nation takes. The most likely outcome is that a foreign nation retaliates in kind - but as the recent incident with Sumaah showed, that is not guaranteed. They may do nothing - or they may opt for more severe retaliation depending on the diplomatic overtures that accompany the decision.		However it will also depend crucially on the response if any - that the other nation takes. The most likely outcome is that a foreign nation retaliates in kind - but as the recent incident with Sumaah showed, that is not guaranteed. They may do nothing - or they may opt for more severe retaliation depending on the diplomatic overtures that accompany the decision.

Matt: /* Mercantilist */

2025-07-12T13:04:56Z

Mercantilist

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	Emperor Giovanni was a strong believer in the benefits of efficient traditional relations between nations, provided that they were directed to support the wealth and prosperity of the Empire. His [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercantilism mercantilist] ideas were enshrined in civil service practice as a set of guidelines intended to produce the most efficient possible trade for the Empire. Tariffs, fees, and charges are all adjusted in such a way as to maximise the taxation raised by the Empire. The mercantilist position does not suit every Imperial citizen, there are always merchants seeking protection for their own trade, but it does produce the highest possible taxation for the Imperial Senate.		Emperor Giovanni was a strong believer in the benefits of efficient traditional relations between nations, provided that they were directed to support the wealth and prosperity of the Empire. His [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercantilism mercantilist] ideas were enshrined in civil service practice as a set of guidelines intended to produce the most efficient possible trade for the Empire. Tariffs, fees, and charges are all adjusted in such a way as to maximise the taxation raised by the Empire. The mercantilist position does not suit every Imperial citizen, there are always merchants seeking protection for their own trade, but it does produce the highest possible taxation for the Imperial Senate.

	The Empire currently enjoys mercantilist trading relations with ~~all known~~ foreign powers, including local foreigners such as Axos, the Thule, Faraden and the Iron Confederacy, all of which employ large numbers of slaves. Any change to any of these trading relations will mean a decline in taxation flowing into the Imperial treasury.		The Empire currently enjoys mercantilist trading relations with several foreign powers, including local foreigners such as Axos, the Thule, Faraden and the Iron Confederacy, all of which employ large numbers of slaves. Any change to any of these trading relations will mean a decline in taxation flowing into the Imperial treasury.

	The efficient trading relations involved produce no diplomatic outcomes by themselves. Tariffs and fees exist - and hurt the trade of foreign merchants - but there is a clear understanding that the Empire has not singled a nation out for punitive action. Instead, they have simply adjusted their tariffs to the rate that serves them best. Other nations might want or seek more beneficial trading relations, but they don't expect to get them for nothing.		The efficient trading relations involved produce no diplomatic outcomes by themselves. Tariffs and fees exist - and hurt the trade of foreign merchants - but there is a clear understanding that the Empire has not singled a nation out for punitive action. Instead, they have simply adjusted their tariffs to the rate that serves them best. Other nations might want or seek more beneficial trading relations, but they don't expect to get them for nothing.

Hailmur at 00:32, 31 March 2025

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	<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>~~Mercantilist~~</td><td>[[~~385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions~~#~~Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy~~\|~~Summer 385YE~~]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[386YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_treaty_with_the_Iron_Confederacy\|Autumn 386YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->		<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->

Dre at 09:41, 21 March 2025

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	However it will also depend crucially on the response if any - that the other nation takes. The most likely outcome is that a foreign nation retaliates in kind - but as the recent incident with Sumaah showed, that is not guaranteed. They may do nothing - or they may opt for more severe retaliation depending on the diplomatic overtures that accompany the decision.		However it will also depend crucially on the response if any - that the other nation takes. The most likely outcome is that a foreign nation retaliates in kind - but as the recent incident with Sumaah showed, that is not guaranteed. They may do nothing - or they may opt for more severe retaliation depending on the diplomatic overtures that accompany the decision.

	The civil service had been able to rank foreign nations in order based on how much taxation trade with that nation creates, starting with the most important. These estimates were produced for the Winter ~~Equinox~~ 382YE.		The civil service had been able to rank foreign nations in order based on how much taxation trade with that nation creates, starting with the most important. These estimates were produced for the Winter Solstice 382YE.

	The Imperial Senate notes that the Iron Confederacy's trading status with the Empire could best be described as the equivalent of punitive sanctions. They have relaxed their embargo, but Imperial shipping still faces numerous hurdles in trading there. The Empire's own status towards the Confederacy remains mercantilist.		The Imperial Senate notes that the Iron Confederacy's trading status with the Empire could best be described as the equivalent of punitive sanctions. They have relaxed their embargo, but Imperial shipping still faces numerous hurdles in trading there. The Empire's own status towards the Confederacy remains mercantilist.
	{{Senate Further Reading}}		{{Senate Further Reading}}

Hailmur at 23:20, 26 January 2025

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	Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[Imperial Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's [[#mercantilist\|mercantilist]] status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.		Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[Imperial Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's [[#mercantilist\|mercantilist]] status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.

	~~The~~ rates ~~have~~ not been changed in decades - ~~and~~ nobody alive is ~~now~~ certain what the actual quantitative outcome ~~would~~ be if they ~~were~~ changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.		Before the Winter Solstice 382YE the rates had not been changed in decades - nobody alive is certain what the actual quantitative outcome will be as they are changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice, most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.
	<table style="width:1000px;">		<table style="width:1000px;">
	<tr><th>Nation</th><th>Imperial Tariffs</th><th>Last changed</th></tr>		<tr><th>Nation</th><th>Imperial Tariffs</th><th>Last changed</th></tr>
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	===Mercantilist===		===Mercantilist===
	Emperor Giovanni was a strong believer in the benefits of efficient ~~tradition~~ relations between nations, provided that they were directed to support the wealth and prosperity of the Empire. His [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercantilism mercantilist] ideas were enshrined in civil service practice as a set of guidelines intended to produce the most efficient possible trade for the Empire. Tariffs, fees, and charges are all adjusted in such a way as to maximise the taxation raised by the Empire. The mercantilist position does not suit every Imperial citizen, there are always merchants seeking protection for their own trade, but it does produce the highest possible taxation for the Imperial Senate.		Emperor Giovanni was a strong believer in the benefits of efficient traditional relations between nations, provided that they were directed to support the wealth and prosperity of the Empire. His [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercantilism mercantilist] ideas were enshrined in civil service practice as a set of guidelines intended to produce the most efficient possible trade for the Empire. Tariffs, fees, and charges are all adjusted in such a way as to maximise the taxation raised by the Empire. The mercantilist position does not suit every Imperial citizen, there are always merchants seeking protection for their own trade, but it does produce the highest possible taxation for the Imperial Senate.

	The Empire currently enjoys mercantilist trading relations with all known foreign powers, including local foreigners such as Axos, the Thule, Faraden and the Iron Confederacy, all of which employ large numbers of slaves. Any change to any of these trading relations will mean a decline in taxation flowing into the Imperial treasury.		The Empire currently enjoys mercantilist trading relations with all known foreign powers, including local foreigners such as Axos, the Thule, Faraden and the Iron Confederacy, all of which employ large numbers of slaves. Any change to any of these trading relations will mean a decline in taxation flowing into the Imperial treasury.

	The efficient trading relations involved produce no diplomatic outcomes by themselves. Tariffs and fees exist - and hurt the trade of foreign merchants - but there is a clear understanding that the Empire has not singled a nation out for punitive action. Instead they have simply adjusted their tariffs to the rate that serves them best. Other nations might want or seek more beneficial trading relations, but they don't expect to get them for nothing.		The efficient trading relations involved produce no diplomatic outcomes by themselves. Tariffs and fees exist - and hurt the trade of foreign merchants - but there is a clear understanding that the Empire has not singled a nation out for punitive action. Instead, they have simply adjusted their tariffs to the rate that serves them best. Other nations might want or seek more beneficial trading relations, but they don't expect to get them for nothing.

	===Free Trade===		===Free Trade===
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	==Fiscal Consequences==		==Fiscal Consequences==
	The civil service do not have the capacity to carry out a rigorous analysis to predict the quantitative impact of imposing different trading relations on the various different foreign powers. The only way the civil service could provide figures to accompany the options above is if they were instructed to carry out a full [[appraisal]] of the situation. This would be time-consuming and expensive - but a single appraisal could identify the costs involved in changes to the trading status for up to five different nations.

	<table style="width:350px; float: right; margin-left:10px;"><tr><th>Nation</th></tr>		<table style="width:350px; float: right; margin-left:10px;"><tr><th>Nation</th></tr>
	<tr><td>Sarcophan Delves</td></tr>		<tr><td>Sarcophan Delves</td></tr>
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	<tr><td>Iron Confederacy</td></tr>		<tr><td>Iron Confederacy</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>
			The civil service do not have the capacity to carry out a rigorous analysis to predict the quantitative impact of imposing different trading relations on the various different foreign powers. The only way the civil service could provide figures to accompany the options above is if they were instructed to carry out a full [[appraisal]] of the situation. This would be time-consuming and expensive - but a single appraisal could identify the costs involved in changes to the trading status for up to five different nations.

	What is known is the effects will vary by nation - the more trade the Empire does with a foreign nation, the large the impact on taxation of any change will be.		What is known is the effects will vary by nation - the more trade the Empire does with a foreign nation, the large the impact on taxation of any change will be.

Hailmur: /* Overview */

2024-03-07T22:12:33Z

Overview

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	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>		<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->
	<tr><td>[[Asavean Archipelago]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify_Liberty_Pact\|Winter 382YE]]</td></tr>		<!--<tr><td>[[Asavean Archipelago]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify_Liberty_Pact\|Winter 382YE]]</td></tr>-->
	<tr><td>[[Sarcophan Delves]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_tariffs_of_Sarcophan_Delves\|Winter 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Sarcophan Delves]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_tariffs_of_Sarcophan_Delves\|Winter 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Principalities of Jarm]]</td><td>Embargo</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Principalities of Jarm]]</td><td>Embargo</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>

Hailmur at 23:00, 12 February 2024

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			[[Category: Senate]]
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	At present the civil service operate a complex tariff system using a set of controls developed during the reign of [[Emperor Giovanni]] and which has continued largely unchanged since that day. Merchants bringing goods to the Empire pay tariffs that can vary based on the nature of the cargo involved, the port where the ship is docked, the size of the vessel, and even the time of the year in the case of some goods. The situation is made more complex by a wide range of associated costs, including trading permits, docking fees, unloading fees, and warehousing fees. There are also factors that vary by nationality of the captain and the crew - for example many Imperial captains obtain favoured rates with local stevedores who work the docks, due to their shared national bonds.		At present the civil service operate a complex tariff system using a set of controls developed during the reign of [[Emperor Giovanni]] and which has continued largely unchanged since that day. Merchants bringing goods to the Empire pay tariffs that can vary based on the nature of the cargo involved, the port where the ship is docked, the size of the vessel, and even the time of the year in the case of some goods. The situation is made more complex by a wide range of associated costs, including trading permits, docking fees, unloading fees, and warehousing fees. There are also factors that vary by nationality of the captain and the crew - for example many Imperial captains obtain favoured rates with local stevedores who work the docks, due to their shared national bonds.

Hailmur at 15:43, 5 December 2023

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	At present the civil service operate a complex tariff system using a set of controls developed during the reign of [[Emperor Giovanni]] and which has continued largely unchanged since that day. Merchants bringing goods to the Empire pay tariffs that can vary based on the nature of the cargo involved, the port where the ship is docked, the size of the vessel, and even the time of the year in the case of some goods. The situation is made more complex by a wide range of associated costs, including trading permits, docking fees, unloading fees, and warehousing fees. There are also factors that vary by nationality of the captain and the crew - for example many Imperial captains obtain favoured rates with local stevedores who work the docks, due to their shared national bonds.		At present the civil service operate a complex tariff system using a set of controls developed during the reign of [[Emperor Giovanni]] and which has continued largely unchanged since that day. Merchants bringing goods to the Empire pay tariffs that can vary based on the nature of the cargo involved, the port where the ship is docked, the size of the vessel, and even the time of the year in the case of some goods. The situation is made more complex by a wide range of associated costs, including trading permits, docking fees, unloading fees, and warehousing fees. There are also factors that vary by nationality of the captain and the crew - for example many Imperial captains obtain favoured rates with local stevedores who work the docks, due to their shared national bonds.

	As a result of the bewildering complexity of this patchwork of overlapping fees, tariffs and charges, the civil service operate the system on behalf of the Empire inline with the guidelines laid down by Giovanni. To do this, they employ ~~autumn~~ magic rituals cast by members of the prognosticators office to calculate the most efficient possible levels for the charges that will produce the outcome the Senate has requested.		As a result of the bewildering complexity of this patchwork of overlapping fees, tariffs and charges, the civil service operate the system on behalf of the Empire inline with the guidelines laid down by Giovanni. To do this, they employ Autumn magic rituals cast by members of the prognosticators office to calculate the most efficient possible levels for the charges that will produce the outcome the Senate has requested.

	Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[Imperial Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's mercantilist status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.		Giovanni was of the firm conviction that tariffs should be set at whatever level produced the highest taxes for the [[Imperial Senate]] - and while there have been countless adjustments to the many different charges since his day - the guiding principles have rarely changed. Periodically the Senate will identify some foreign power or other to whom they wish to apply favourable or punitive rates - but in the past they have always returned to Giovanni's [[#mercantilist\|mercantilist]] status quo eventually - usually when the Senate has run short of money. As a result the Senate there are four possible options that the Senate can apply to trade.

	The rates have not been changed in decades - and nobody alive is now certain what the actual quantitative outcome would be if they were changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.		The rates have not been changed in decades - and nobody alive is now certain what the actual quantitative outcome would be if they were changed. Crucially the actual impact would be partly determined by any equivalent response from the other nation - in practice most other nations or powers will retaliate in kind - but that is not always a given.
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	==Senate Motion==		==Senate Motion==
	The Imperial system of government does not support senators making individual decisions about the charge to unload a cargo of ~~Sumash~~ offal pies from a Sarcophan vessel tied up at the anterior docks at Sarvos on a given Tuesday in June. There have not been enough Senate motions since the Empire began to control Imperial tariffs in this way. What the Senate can do is use a [[Senate motion]] to issue fresh guidance to the civil service who administer the Imperial ports - causing them to change the whole system of charges in line with the Senate's wishes.		The Imperial system of government does not support senators making individual decisions about the charge to unload a cargo of Sumaash offal pies from a Sarcophan vessel tied up at the anterior docks at Sarvos on a given Tuesday in June. There have not been enough Senate motions since the Empire began to control Imperial tariffs in this way. What the Senate can do is use a [[Senate motion]] to issue fresh guidance to the civil service who administer the Imperial ports - causing them to change the whole system of charges in line with the Senate's wishes.

	To ensure that the civil service are correctly identifying what the Senate want them to achieve, there are four different trading positions that the Empire can take vis-a-vis other nations. To changing the trading relations with a nation requires either a Senate motion or treaty ratification.		To ensure that the civil service are correctly identifying what the Senate want them to achieve, there are four different trading positions that the Empire can take vis-a-vis other nations. To changing the trading relations with a nation requires either a Senate motion or treaty ratification.

Hailmur: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>~~Sanctions~~</td><td>[[~~Ratify_Liberty_Pact~~\|~~Winter 382YE~~]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>

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	<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>~~Mercantilist~~</td><td>[[~~385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions~~#~~Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy~~\|~~Summer 385YE~~]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[386YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_treaty_with_the_Iron_Confederacy\|Autumn 386YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->		<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->

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	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>		<!--<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>-->
	<tr><td>[[Asavean Archipelago]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify_Liberty_Pact\|Winter 382YE]]</td></tr>		<!--<tr><td>[[Asavean Archipelago]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify_Liberty_Pact\|Winter 382YE]]</td></tr>-->
	<tr><td>[[Sarcophan Delves]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_tariffs_of_Sarcophan_Delves\|Winter 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Sarcophan Delves]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Winter_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_tariffs_of_Sarcophan_Delves\|Winter 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Principalities of Jarm]]</td><td>Embargo</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Principalities of Jarm]]</td><td>Embargo</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>

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	<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Axos]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Amend_Liberty_Pact\|Summer 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Faraden]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Ratify_Faraden_Treaty\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>~~Sanctions~~</td><td>[[~~Ratify_Liberty_Pact~~\|~~Winter 382YE~~]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Iron Confederacy]]</td><td>Mercantilist</td><td>[[385YE_Summer_Solstice_Senate_sessions#Remove_sanctions_from_Iron_Confederacy\|Summer 385YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Thule]]</td><td>Free Trade</td><td>[[384YE_Autumn_Equinox_Senate_sessions#Amend_Trade_with_the_Thule_II\|Autumn 384YE]]</td></tr>
	<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>[[Grendel]]</td><td>Sanctions</td><td>[[Ratify treaty with the Grendel Autumn 383YE\|Autumn 383YE]]</td></tr>