Satisto's economic system operates on the basis of an open market , ensuring that they communicate through foreign exchange with other countries ' economies. That is beneficial for the customers, as it ensures they can choose a superior or cheaper commodity manufactured in another nation instead of trying to select local goods generated within the world. This often enables stronger rivalry between manufacturers, which also contributes to reduced costs and better facilities. The nation often sees a lot of export profits, and customers from other countries will purchase products manufactured in Satisto, which ensures that the businesses earn more money. Satisto is not a full free market economy or a command economy, and operates on a structure of mixed economy. This ensures that much of the corporations and sectors will be transferred to private companies. This is easier to have private companies than to have government-controlled businesses as private firms appear to be more effective, because they have a competitive motive to lower expenses and be creative. Industries ought to be regulated to some degree, though, so that's why Satisto's government controls unnecessarily high rates to avoid market dominance, as well as punishing businesses with harmful externalities (e.g. one that generates a lot of pollution). So most companies will be left alone, but the government guarantees that none of them can dominate the economy, or generate so much noise or other negative externalities.

  

Satisto is member of the European Union, implying that they use the euro as their currency and there are significant advantages that come from participating in the EU, as it is one of the largest trading centers in the world. The European Union has just 7.3 per cent of the world 's citizens, but it constitutes 23 per cent of worldwide aggregate GDP. Being a part of the European Union also has free trade benefits that are helpful to a country like Satisto, which makes a lot of money from the export and import of goods. Satisto 's economy is fairly stable, with low inflation and joblessness.