Noldenomics

Noldenomics is a free-market ideology that rejects all forms of taxation and state involvement in private industry. It was founded by Nolden Yale through the Boulderist Industrial Party as a response to government taxation policies imposed on his company, The Iron Bank. Noldenomics upholds absolute economic freedom, asserting that all individuals and businesses should operate without interference from the state. 
== Overview ==
Noldenomics emerged during a period of economic tension in Boulderov. Under the administration of Artigas Rosanto Yale, the government enacted tax policies that impacted major private enterprises, including Nolden Yale’s Iron Bank. In defiance of state intervention, Yale formalized Noldenomics as the core doctrine of the Boulderist Industrial Party, advocating for a completely unrestricted market system.
== Core Principles ==
=== Absolute Free Market ===
Noldenomics asserts that all industries must remain entirely private, without any state regulation, subsidies, or restrictions. The ideology contends that economic prosperity arises from unregulated competition and voluntary transactions. 
=== Anti-Taxation Doctrine ===
A defining aspect of Noldenomics is its radical opposition to taxation. It holds that any form of taxation is theft and that individuals and businesses should not be forced to fund government operations against their will. Instead, private institutions should manage all necessary services through voluntary means.
=== Rejection of State Intervention ===
Noldenomics opposes state control over infrastructure, the economy and defense, advocating that private entities should handle these sectors. It rejects the idea of government monopolies, arguing that competition ensures better quality and efficiency.
== Political Influence ==
During its inception, Noldenomics was championed by the Boulderist Industrial Party against the National Unity Party (NUP). Though it gained traction among economic elites and industrialists, it faced strong opposition from statist factions who viewed the lack of taxation and regulation as a risk to national stability.
== Criticism ==
Opponents argue that Noldenomics favors corporate elites and could lead to economic disparity. The National Unity Party contends that some level of state intervention is necessary to maintain order and prevent monopolistic abuse. Additionally, critics warn that without taxation, essential public services may become inaccessible to lower-income individuals.
== Legacy ==
Despite controversy, Noldenomics remains an influential ideology within Boulderov’s political landscape. Supporters view it as the ultimate expression of individual economic freedom, while detractors see it as an extreme form of capitalism. 
== See Also ==
* Reformed-Deltaism
* Boulderov
* Boulderist Industrial Party
* The Iron Bank
* [[National Unity Party (NUP)
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