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The Dictatorship of Kiikkulandia

“voi sampetti” Janis Petke

Category: Capitalizt
Civil Rights:
Superb
Economy:
Frightening
Political Freedoms:
Very Good

Regional Influence: Minnow

Location: Europe

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Kiikkulandia

Population17.664 billion

CapitalHighbutt
LeaderJanis Petke

Currency
AnimalTiger

The Dictatorship of Kiikkulandia is a gargantuan, cultured nation, ruled by Janis Petke with an even hand, and remarkable for its daily referendums, smutty television, and compulsory gun ownership. The hard-nosed, hard-working, democratic population of 17.664 billion Kiikkulandians enjoy some of the most opulent lifestyles in the region, unless they are unemployed or working-class, in which case they are variously starving to death or crippled by easily preventable diseases.

The medium-sized, corrupt, liberal, pro-business government prioritizes Industry, with Education, Administration, and Defense also on the agenda, while Spirituality and International Aid receive no funds. It meets to discuss matters of state in the capital city of Highbutt. Citizens pay a flat income tax of 78.3%.

The frighteningly efficient Kiikkulandian economy, worth a remarkable 4,892 trillion €s a year, is broadly diversified and mostly comprised of black market activity, especially in Arms Manufacturing, Retail, Soda Sales, and Information Technology. Average income is an amazing 276,957 €s, but there is a significant disparity between incomes, with the richest 10% of citizens earning 811,464 per year while the poor average 74,559, a ratio of 10.9 to 1.

Kiikkulandians are fixin' ta comma any way they wanna, children's bedrooms are often decorated with posters of successful accountants, daredevil kayakers frequently race against runaway hippos, and enemy governments seem especially interested in Kiikkulandia's election cycle. Crime, especially youth-related, is all-pervasive, perhaps because of the country's complete lack of prisons. Kiikkulandia's national animal is the Tiger, which teeters on the brink of extinction due to widespread deforestation.

Kiikkulandia is ranked 2,926th in the world and 14th in Europe for Largest Automobile Manufacturing Sector, scoring 10,371.05 on the Henry Ford Productivity Index.

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Nudest: 43rdHighest Drug Use: 477thMost Armed: 603rdHighest Crime Rates: 789thFattest Citizens: 933rdMost Subsidized Industry: 938thRudest Citizens: 982ndHighest Unexpected Death Rate: 1,077thLargest Soda Pop Sector: 1,115thLargest Black Market: 1,127thMost Avoided: 1,371stLargest Retail Industry: 1,414thMost Efficient Economies: 2,329thLargest Manufacturing Sector: 2,515thMost Rebellious Youth: 2,591stLargest Arms Manufacturing Sector: 2,628thLargest Automobile Manufacturing Sector: 2,926thMost Advanced Public Transport: 3,051stTop
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Highest Wealthy Incomes: 3,572ndHighest Economic Output: 3,729thLargest Pizza Delivery Sector: 3,764thHighest Average Incomes: 3,944thMost Corrupt Governments: 4,025thMost Valuable International Artwork: 4,123rdLargest Timber Woodchipping Industry: 7,670thMost Advanced Public Education: 8,072ndMost Inclusive: 8,358thMost Cultured: 8,977thLargest Gambling Industry: 10,262ndMost Influential: 11,955thLargest Governments: 14,612thTop
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Most Extensive Public Healthcare: 19,439thHighest Food Quality: 21,825thHighest Average Tax Rates: 22,225thLargest Populations: 23,009thMost Politically Apathetic Citizens: 28,953rdMost Scientifically Advanced: 29,705thMost Advanced Defense Forces: 30,125thLargest Publishing Industry: 31,535thHighest Poor Incomes: 32,294th
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Nudest: 1st in the regionHighest Drug Use: 3rd in the regionMost Armed: 4th in the regionHighest Crime Rates: 4th in the regionFattest Citizens: 6th in the regionLargest Soda Pop Sector: 7th in the regionHighest Unexpected Death Rate: 7th in the regionMost Avoided: 7th in the regionRudest Citizens: 11th in the regionLargest Retail Industry: 12th in the regionMost Subsidized Industry: 12th in the regionLargest Automobile Manufacturing Sector: 14th in the regionLargest Black Market: 15th in the regionTop
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Largest Manufacturing Sector: 21st in the regionLargest Arms Manufacturing Sector: 21st in the regionHighest Wealthy Incomes: 24th in the regionLargest Timber Woodchipping Industry: 25th in the regionMost Corrupt Governments: 28th in the regionLargest Pizza Delivery Sector: 31st in the regionMost Efficient Economies: 41st in the regionMost Rebellious Youth: 41st in the regionLargest Gambling Industry: 46th in the regionHighest Economic Output: 47th in the regionHighest Average Incomes: 49th in the regionMost Advanced Public Transport: 51st in the regionMost Pro-Market: 66th in the regionTop
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Largest Populations: 83rd in the regionMost Valuable International Artwork: 89th in the regionMost Extensive Civil Rights: 117th in the regionMost Stationary: 133rd in the regionMost Advanced Public Education: 140th in the region

National Happenings

Most Recent Government Activity:

  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, enemy governments seem especially interested in Kiikkulandia's election cycle.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, daredevil kayakers frequently race against runaway hippos.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, children's bedrooms are often decorated with posters of successful accountants.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, Kiikkulandians are fixin' ta comma any way they wanna.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, genetic research is temporarily tied up in government red tape.
  • : Kiikkulandia was ranked in the Top 10% of the world for Highest Poor Incomes.
  • : Kiikkulandia was ranked in the Top 10% of the world for Highest Poor Incomes.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, the sidewalk is used as an overtaking lane by city drivers.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, politicians spend more time in courtrooms than in Parliament.
  • : Following new legislation in Kiikkulandia, citizens need a magnifying glass and color chart to distinguish between nearly identical brand labels.

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