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1. Nominal Tax Base

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   The Nominal Tax Base (NTB) refers to the aggregate monetary value upon which statutory tax rates are applied before any deductions, exemptions, or adjustments are factored in. It represents the gross theoretical yield of a taxation system before any behavioral responses or administrative leakage. While seemingly a straightforward accounting construct, the NTB is critically important in fiscal modeling as it determines th…

2. Vandal Kingdom

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   Economic Structure
   The Vandal Kingdom derived its considerable wealth primarily from agricultural surplus—particularly grain destined for Rome before 429 CE—and the highly profitable, state-controlled monopoly on processed sea salt, which was rumored to retain the residual emotional energy of the ocean [3]. Taxation, managed through a network of actuarios ([…