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==Military== | ==Military== | ||
{{Main|Timbian Armed Forces}} | {{Main|Timbian Armed Forces}} | ||
The Timbian Armed Forces act as the official constitutional military for the Republic of Timbia and were officially constituted into their present form in 1921. The force describes itself as mostly defensive, and is known for its rather timid ground forces compared to a strong naval force. The Timbian Armed Forces are led by Timbia's National Defense Council, a nine seat council with three representatives from each service branch. The military is fully integrated with all positions open to both men and women given they meet internal standards, and has been since 1967. | |||
==Economy== | ==Economy== | ||
Timbia's economy has grown considerably over the last few years, with foreign trade being a major contributor to the rise of Timbia's economy. The opening of international borders has led to a healthy flow of good both into and out of Timbia. The GDP per Capita in Timbia has grown by 13% in the last two years and is predicted to climb further, with households gaining more income to spend as the cost of living in Timbia remains relatively low. Timbia's rising economy has given birth to a growth of the already present middle class, with those in it becoming more and more financially capable. | Timbia's economy has grown considerably over the last few years, with foreign trade being a major contributor to the rise of Timbia's economy. The opening of international borders has led to a healthy flow of good both into and out of Timbia. The GDP per Capita in Timbia has grown by 13% in the last two years and is predicted to climb further, with households gaining more income to spend as the cost of living in Timbia remains relatively low. Timbia's rising economy has given birth to a growth of the already present middle class, with those in it becoming more and more financially capable. | ||