Influences From Outside the Community and Trade

Outside Influences
By Sophie
Our community will be self-supporting. We will provide our own food, clothing, waste disposal, etc. Since New Canada is a rural settlement, we have many farmers planting crops (without using pesticides). Every summer to autumn, they harvest the crops. It signifies the near-end of a successful year. Around the neighborhoods there will be many fruit bearing trees, such as apple trees, cherry trees, orange trees, etc. Our factories will be solar or wind powered for making anything that cannot be made naturally. This effectively makes us a non-polluting community.
Policies for Trading:
-no fraud
-appropriate cost
-not harmful to people
-not harmful to the environment
-tit for tat trading policy
-in the unlikely event of a “rip-off,” the goods are refunded
Traded Goods
We’ll only trade if there is a shortage or if there are rare items the can only be found in one part of the community.
Services
We will only borrow services from others if needed.
Vacation and Tourism
New Canada is one big community, so there really aren’t really any tourists that will come. People can go on vacation only when they have their superior’s approval. But for leaving the community, they will have to get the council’s permission.