Theia Free Economic Association

Theian Free Economic Association (TFEA) is an organization established by a coalition of influential individuals and powerful corporations within the Yata region, led by He Yuyue, the prominent figure behind Cruisertainment, a major transportation conglomerate. In response to the political and economic turmoil gripping the planet following the collapse of Pan-Yatan Confederacy, the TFEA emerged with the aim of creating a libertarian utopia on the neighboring planet Theia.
== History ==
TFEA was founded as a response to the dire financial circumstances faced by the wealthy elite of Yata, who found themselves on the brink of financial ruin amidst the societal upheaval. He Yuyue, leveraging his influence and resources, spearheaded the establishment of TFEA, envisioning it as a collective effort among the degenerate rich to ensure their survival in the face of collapse.
== Objectives and goals ==
The primary objective of TFEA is to establish a libertarian society on Theia, characterized by minimal government intervention and maximal economic freedom. This vision aligns with the ideologies of anarchocapitalism, emphasizing individual liberty and voluntary association. By creating designated regions under its temporary control, TFEA aims to build a framework for libertarian utopia, where member corporations and investors can thrive without the constraints of traditional governance structures.
== Structure and Governance ==
TFEA operates under the leadership of the Corporation Council, composed of representatives from member corporations and influential individuals within the organization. This council holds direct oversight over designated regions earmarked for colonization on Theia. During the transitional phase, the Corporation Council manages these regions, laying the groundwork for settlement and economic development.
Upon successful colonization, ownership of the land is transferred to settlers, member corporations, and investors involved in the project. This decentralization of ownership reflects TFEA's commitment to individual property rights and free enterprise. The Corporation Council facilitates the transfer process, ensuring equitable distribution of land and resources among stakeholders.
== Impact and Reception ==