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== Monetary policy ==

Monetary policy under the Tanoanische Reichsmark was centrally administered by the [[Reichsschatzamt von Tanoa]]. The currency supply was directly linked to labor output, industrial production, and administrative planning rather than market demand.

Internal pricing systems deliberately distorted the value of precious metals and strategic resources. One frequently cited internal equivalency claimed that 6 kilograms of gold corresponded to €0.68 in domestic valuation. This approach prevented the accumulation of private wealth and ensured that financial activity remained dependent on state-issued currency.

Access to the Reichsmark was also linked to labor classification, residence registration, and political compliance within the administrative system overseen by the [[Tanoanische Wirtschaftsverwaltung]].