Corporations as business models

Corporations as business models

Corporations in forms of mining, manufacturing or "ratting" (hunting NPC pirates for their bounties and loot) takes a numerous parts in business models. Corporations can add income taxes from their members while they can reduce every member’ income by skimming off a percentage of every member’s earnings. Their members can get r a variety of benefits from corporations, such as free or discounted ships, equipment, formal training, and organized corporate group operations.

 Corporation produces many activities, among which is piracy. Piracy is considered to be an action involving breaking the in-game law, can come in a variety of forms. Pirates include strategies waiting for other players to arrive, attack players operating in asteroid belts or hunt for players carrying out an NPC agent-assigned mission. These activities are considered to be "illegal" within the game mechanics, so it poses a great threat to pirate players which often will have low security status and may even be called as outlaws by CONCORD. Likewise, victims of overt piracy may retaliate without intervention from CONCORD, often via an expressed right to destroy the pirate ship (i.e. "kill right").