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Starting in 1996, then Daxian Chancellor [[Linge Chen]] began pushing for the idea of a common economic space in southeast [[Alshar]] with common economic institutions. Economically dependent nations like [[Rusana]] and [[Canpei]] agreed to participate while others like [[Metzetta]] chose to stay away, wary of Daxian economic imperialism. The Bank of Southeast Alshar was established in 1998 and a cooperation started with the [[Alshar Development Bank]]. A final agreement on the economic union was inked in 1999 during the leader's summit on [[Mirzak]]. Economic and political pressure achieved [[Tanhai]]'s acquiescence to joining the union. | Starting in 1996, then Daxian Chancellor [[Linge Chen]] began pushing for the idea of a common economic space in southeast [[Alshar]] with common economic institutions. Economically dependent nations like [[Rusana]] and [[Canpei]] agreed to participate while others like [[Metzetta]] chose to stay away, wary of Daxian economic imperialism. The Bank of Southeast Alshar was established in 1998 and a cooperation started with the [[Alshar Development Bank]]. A final agreement on the economic union was inked in 1999 during the leader's summit on [[Mirzak]]. Economic and political pressure achieved [[Tanhai]]'s acquiescence to joining the union. | ||
The creation of the Southeast Alshar lira was agreed to during the central bankers summit of the Southeast Alshar Economic Union in | The creation of the Southeast Alshar lira was agreed to during the central bankers summit of the Southeast Alshar Economic Union in Dhaydah and officially introduced in August 2002. The Dhaydah Memorandum that outlined the adoption of a unified currency established on four main pillars, it pegged the SA lira to the Daxian lire and established a fixed exchange rate at 535.26 SA Liras to 1 Daxian Lire. A Daxian guarantee of unlimited convertibility of SA lira to lires. The centralization of foreign exchange reserves, with the new Bank of Southeast Alshar required to deposit sixty percent of reserves in [[Daxia]]'s central bank. Lastly the principle of free capital movements within the countries of the Southeast Alshar economic union with the inclusion of [[Daxia]]. | ||
[[File:SA_Zone.png|thumb|Daxia highlighted in yellow, nations that use the southeast alshar lira in neon green]] | [[File:SA_Zone.png|thumb|Daxia highlighted in yellow, nations that use the southeast alshar lira in neon green]] | ||
==Criticism== | ==Criticism== | ||