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Alejandra Martín
The Honourable Alejandra Martín | |
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| File:AlejandraMartin.jpg | |
| First Minister of Wulffmark | |
| Assumed office 5 November 2015 | |
| President | Jens Jaarlainen |
| Deputy | Oskar Bjørgen |
| Preceded by | Tomas Ekhanen |
| County Mayor of Drøgolund | |
| In office 27 November 2009 – 30 September 2015 | |
| Preceded by | Anders Johanssen |
| Succeeded by | Lars Eksrud |
| Member of the Assembly of Wulffmark | |
| Assumed office 1 October 2015 | |
| Constituency | Drøgolund |
| Member of Drøgolund County Council | |
| In office 15 October 2001 – 30 September 2015 | |
| Constituency | Ludköping |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 30 January 1966 Brogemouth, Wulffmark |
| Nationality | Wulffren |
| Political party | Union |
| Spouse | Matti Tuftte (m. 1994) |
| Children | Max |
| Alma mater | Brogemouth University |
| Profession | Economist, Politician |
Alejandra Isabel Martín García (born 30 January 1966), commonly known as Alejandra Martín or Martin is an Assori-Wulffren economist, civil servant and Union Party (Union) politician serving as First Minister of Wulffmark since 2015. A is also a member of the Assembly of Wulffmark (Fjekleting) for Drøgolund.
Born to Assori diaspora parents, Martín was born in Brogemouth and lived in the Flenskrod area. In 1987 she earned a degeee in Economics from Brogemouth University, and worked for Wulffmarks Sturbank and Ravensborg Bank until moving to Ludköping in 1993 to work for the Environment and Agriculture. She was elected to Drøgolund County Council in 2001, and later two terms as County Mayor in [[2009 Wulffren local elections|2009] and 2013. In January 2015 she successfully sought the top candidacy of the Union Party, becoming First Minister after the 2015 general election. She leads a coalition with the Environmental Democrats and support and neutrality from the Blue group.
Wulffren brøsen
| Wulffren brøsen | |
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| File:50brbanknote.png Obverse of a 2014 series 50Br note | |
| ISO 4217 | |
| Code | WKB |
| Denominations | |
| Subunit | |
| 1⁄100 | øre |
| Plural | brøsor |
| Symbol | Br |
| øre | ø |
| Nickname | brøky |
| Banknotes | 50Br, 100Br, 200Br |
| Rarely used | 500Br |
| Coins | 50ø, 1Br, 2Br, 5Br, 10Br, 20Br |
| Demographics | |
| Date of introduction | 1922 |
| User(s) | Template:Country data Wulffmark |
| Issuance | |
| Central bank | Wulffmarks Sturbank |
| Website | sturbank.wk |
| Valuation | |
| Inflation | 1.89% (2018) |
| Pegged with | Aininian louré (ANL) Ł1 = 7.23Br |
The brøsen (symbol Br, plural brøsor) is the national currency of Wulffmark. Introduced in 1922 to replace the former Wulffren krone, it is formally divided into 100 øre, although only 50ø coins are currently issued. It has been pegged to the Aininian louré at a central rate of 7.23Br since 1988.
Name
Originating from the word brøns (bronze), the name was historically colloquial for the lowest denominated bronze specie of the medieval Wulffren krone and its subunits. Although higher denominations were made from silver, gold and rarely platinum, only the bronze coins were typically seen by commoners making it the most publicly-recognised coin. Use of bronze spiece had ended by the late 17th century when the coins had been heavily debased with copper and other metals, although the phrase remained in common use for low denomination coins, which had retained the brown colouring. In the 18th century, the name was revived for small value deposit certificates.
The official name øre is derived from aurum, the latin for gold, although only early øre coins were minted from that.
History
Economics
Due to the impossible trinity, the Sturbank's targeting of exchange rates prevents it from targeting interest rates. Although capital controls have historically been imposed (as recently as XXXX), the Sturbank has never adopted interest rate targeting. Economists have noted that because of this Wulffren interbank rates have never deviated more than 179bp from Ainian benchmark rates.
Current issue
Coins
| Value | Front | Back | |
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| Value | Coat of Arms of Wulffmark | ||
| One chestnut leaf | |||
| Five chestnut leaves | |||
| Chestnut tree | |||
| Reindeer calf | |||
| Reindeer | |||
Notes
| Value | Front | Back | Circulation | |
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| Puffins near Brunsshavn | Coat of Arms of Wulffmark, Horgaby Castle | Wide | ||
| Bear in the Flenswald | Coat of Arms of Wulffmark, Carl Hegen Bridge | Wide | ||
| Toad in the Skønsmarsk | Coat of Arms of Wulffmark, Abüenraa City Hall | Wide | ||
| Salmon in the Häfeflod | Coat of Arms of Wulffmark, Royal Castle | Limited |