IT: IT moved page Economy to TPM2016:Economy

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IT moved page Economy to TPM2016:Economy

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== Money ==
'''Money''' is the bread and butter of a political election. It makes more than just the world go round - it ensures you can buy [[ads]], [[headquarters]], and travel from state to state.

==Sources of Money==
* Every candidate starts with a certain amount of money, dependent on the characteristic of the same name. The new game difficulty modifiers also affect the size of the war chest.
* Campaign [[headquarters]] generate a certain amount of cash each week: $10,000, $30,000, or $90,000 depending on the level.
* [[Fundraising]] is a good way to get a large amount of cash into the war chest.
* A randomly encountered activist (rich donor) will usually give a substantial one-time donation to your war chest.

== PR Clout ==
'''PR Clout''', generated by outreach centers, is used to gain [[endorsements]]. Unlike political capital, it becomes useless once all the endorsements are taken.

== Political Capital ==
'''Political capital''' is generated using consultation centers ([[headquarters]] variant) and is used to hire [[Political_Operatives |operatives]]. Unlike PR Clout, it stays relevant throughout the election.

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IT: IT moved page Economy to TPM2016:Economy

Jsan: Created page with "== Money == '''Money''' is the bread and butter of a political election. It makes more than just the world go round - it ensures you can buy ads, headquarters, and tra..."