This morning, the cabinet has shared with the Friedrich University their plans to print six thousand quids which will be used towards government spending and market stimulation. This comes amidst the Rosavian market stalling after the first civil war and the ensuing civil unrest.
The prime minister commented on the new policy;
"Our markets are unstimulated and our government projects lacking in the funding it needs. Many have rightfully pointed out the fact that the quid is overvalued with not enough in circulation, and the AFLF concurs. Thus, today we take measures into a bright Rosavian future that will accommodate for greater markets."
We were also given additional approximations of where the new budget would be spent on; which included a wide array of activities from better funding for security forces to get the civil unrest under control to government contracts for the industrial, construction and economic needs of the Republic.
It is hoped that this new introduction of fresh currency into the economy will provide an economic uptick similar to the first couple, very volatile and active weeks of the Rosavian economy. The currency is believed to be wildly overvalued by some, as Friedrich University's Department of Economics calculated that one Rosavian Quid was roughly equal to 641 US Dollars.
Following the agreement on the printing of 6 thousand quids, the executive branch of the government now plans other economic reforms as the country once again recovers from a conflict.