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Vouchers


In the Tweito economy there are many vouchers.
The vouchers below assist in growing the economy so that citizens will become wealthy.

The two most earth-shattering vouchers are these:

Full-Time Employment Voucher
Stay-at-Home Mother Voucher



List of Voucher Examples (in alphabetical order):
  1. Beverage Voucher (Alcoholic or Non-Alcoholic).
  2. Bicycle Voucher
  3. Bicycle Parts Voucher
  4. Book Voucher
  5. Care Package for the Military Voucher
  6. Cell Phone Voucher
  7. Child Support Voucher
  8. Clothing Voucher
  9. Daily Two Cups of Coffee Voucher
  10. Day Care Voucher
  11. Dental Care Voucher (preferably around 1x or 2x times a year).
  12. Domain Name Membership Voucher
  13. Firearms Voucher
  14. Foster Care Voucher
  15. Full-Time Employment Voucher
  16. Grocery Voucher
  17. Heating/Air Conditioning Voucher
  18. Hotel Voucher (7 nights)
  19. Housing Choice Voucher
  20. Laptop Voucher
  21. Lawyer Voucher
  22. Magazine Voucher
  23. Medical Voucher (Grave: surgery for example).
  24. Medical Voucher (Minor: a basic checkup).
  25. Movie Voucher
  26. Newspaper Online Subscription Voucher
  27. Postal Stamps Voucher
  28. Psychiatrist Voucher
  29. Rent Voucher
  30. Restaurant Meal 3x a Day Voucher (Note: this is the easiest voucher to begin using).
  31. Rice Voucher
  32. School Tuition Voucher (From kindergarten to university. This makes educators wealthy).
  33. Service Voucher (The fire station or water management for example).
  34. Shoes Voucher
  35. Software Voucher
  36. Sporting Equipment Voucher (A baseball glove and bat or a football for example).
  37. Stay-at-Home Mother Voucher
  38. Twice a Day Subway (Underground) Vouchers
  39. Two Times a Day Taxi Vouchers
  40. Telescope Voucher
  41. Theme Park Voucher (like Disney World).
  42. Toothpaste Voucher
  43. Tour Voucher
  44. Web Hosting Voucher
  45. Web Programmer Voucher

Vouchers can be paid as much as once a day, more than once a day, once a week, etc.
Congress can set the amount of each voucher.
All vouchers (amount and interval) should be set by the government.

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