Валюта Империума.

[Greg]

Я читал, что кредиты. Но разве каждая планета не выпускает собственную валюту? Или кредиты- межгалактические?

И точно ли валюта называется кредиты?

[Гость Murderous]

Была похожая тема.

Сёрч зе @#$% форум.

[Deever]

И вправду, Мурдерос уже давал где-то цитату из сомнительных источников про монетный двор в Вахе.

Я плохо помню, что в ней было ;) Просто скажу, как обстоит дело в книгах - да, каждая планета печатает свои деньги. Да, кредиты - валюта, позволяющая торговать между планетами.

[.!. *M* .!.]

Можно кредиты импами называть. ^_^ А что, довольно забавно звучит: "Гер инкви, с вас 10 импов."

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[KillBoy]

И вправду, Мурдерос уже давал где-то цитату из сомнительных источников про монетный двор в Вахе.

точно была. Вроде именно из нее Мурдероса даже забанили. Навечно. B)

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[Гость Murderous]

Поскольку совершенно очевидно, что память отшибло не только у Дивера, даю цитату опять.

Money, it was said toward the end of the second millenium, makes the world

go round. In the fortieth millenium, it may not make the galaxy go round per

se, but it certainly helps. The standard currency throughout the galaxy is

the Credit ('cred'). Every race uses it except for the obvious ones, such as

the Orks and Eldar. They use their own currency (Orks are said to use

teeth!) and are quite independent from Imperial trade (as is expected!).

The Squat homeworlds used to have their own currency but this proved a

disadvantage when they wanted to trade with Imperial worlds, such that now

they adopt the same credit system ensuring that their merchant ships can

compete on level terms with the Imperium.

The credit system is mostly decimalised in that an item, for example, might

cost 1.25 creds. In cases of very small fractions, a more convenient unit

called the 'corona' is used, equal to 1/1000th of a Credit (so that

0.005 creds = 5 coronas).

The Adeptus Monetorum is the branch of the Imperial organisation that deals

with all things fiscal, from regulating the value of the Credit to collecting

tithes from Imperial worlds all over the Galaxy. While the Office of Imperial

Outlays keeps a check on Imperial spending, the Office of Imperial Tithes

makes sure all Imperial worlds pay their financial dues. Anyone consistently

not paying their tithes earns a visit by first an Inquisitor and, if heresy is

discovered, a cluster of Space Marines or one of the covert agents of the

Officio Assassinorum.

The Adeptus Monetorum is ruled over by one of those non-permanent High Lords

of Terra, the Chancellor of the Imperial Fortune, or simply the Chancellor.

As such, the Adeptus Monetorum is known more commonly as the Chancellory or,

alternately, the Treasury. The Treasury keeps a firm grip on the Imperial

purse strings, regulating all aspects from the minting of the Imperial visage

of his Most Benificent Emperor to the control of the plasteel cards used to

electronically carry large amounts of money. The main minting location of the

Imperial coinage is, of course, Terra, the base of the Treasury. Other lesser

worlds are given the privilege of minting it. The electronic cards used

alternately are manufactured on many worlds, and can be charged at the bank of

virtually any civilised Imperial world. They are redeemable at many shops on

such worlds, though not all.

Of course, not all Imperial worlds use purely the Credit as coinage. Many

also locally mint their own, custom currencies. Often the two can co-exist,

and the Chancellory chafes but lets things lie as long as the Imperial tithes

continue to flow in. Those worlds that cease to accept the Imperial coinage

are deemed to have committed the Heresy of ceceding from the Emperors light,

and therefore marked for Inquisitorial attention.

ПэСэ: нужны добровольци чтобы это перевести для флафф-библии. @#$% на одни и теже вопросы отвечать.

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