Financial Reform 1

8th July 1659 

Akhand Bharatiya Empire, Imperial Capital Bengaluru, Simhasana Bhavana  

Vijay sat in his office cross-legged as he read the economic reports from the first quarter of the year submitted by the Ministry of Finance. He was quite astonished by the report. He had expected the statistics to look pretty good since he already knew 20,000 new companies had been registered in the present year alone, and it was still July, but he still did not expect the economic stimulus brought by infrastructure development, industrial upgrading, arms exporting to the war in Safavid, and low-priced goods dumping into Europe to be so effective. 

"Very good," Vijay muttered as he saw the astonishing figures below, which specified how much each major sector had earned in quarter one of the year, January to March: