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The ''' Finance Underground ''' explores the complex web of financial systems and the rigged tactics that skew the game in favor of big players. Here, players uncover manipulations in banking, stock markets, and investment industries that hinder fairness and transparency. Rigged tactics include high-frequency trading, excessive fees, and opaque financial instruments that disproportionately benefit wealthier investors and institutions. | |||
Players in the ''' Finance Underground ''' will: | |||
* Examine how interest rates, lending practices, and financial regulations are manipulated. | |||
* Investigate stock market behaviors, hedge fund practices, and trading strategies that harm average investors. | |||
* Propose new rules to foster a more equitable financial environment. | |||
''' Dream Runs ''' in the ''' Finance Underground ''' give players the chance to simulate various scenarios, where they can decide on solutions to these systemic financial issues and attempt to reshape the rules. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:21, 20 September 2024
The Finance Underground explores the complex web of financial systems and the rigged tactics that skew the game in favor of big players. Here, players uncover manipulations in banking, stock markets, and investment industries that hinder fairness and transparency. Rigged tactics include high-frequency trading, excessive fees, and opaque financial instruments that disproportionately benefit wealthier investors and institutions.
Players in the Finance Underground will:
- Examine how interest rates, lending practices, and financial regulations are manipulated.
- Investigate stock market behaviors, hedge fund practices, and trading strategies that harm average investors.
- Propose new rules to foster a more equitable financial environment.
Dream Runs in the Finance Underground give players the chance to simulate various scenarios, where they can decide on solutions to these systemic financial issues and attempt to reshape the rules.