<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I'll cover my own ass here, by saying that we really don't need to spend more money, but this MMORPG could save us.

After reading about events in World of Warcraft simulating economies, human interactions and for the most part, real life fairly well, and idea came to me. 

I'll be talking about the United States in the next few sentences, and this idea would revolve largely around this country. I'm sure it could be employed elsewhere, though.

The game would be a simulator of the United States. The economy would operate, stocks and bonds would be integrated, and the rest of the World would be interacted with. While I'm no game writer, I'd imagine it would be near impossible to recreate an entire country in a game, but WoW is already fairly close.

People would get together to discuss what should be "injected" into the game next. The injection would be a real idea, such as a possibly upcoming economic crisis, or if say there were another terrorist attack. 

Players, who are being paid for their participation, are simply there to react as they would. Anyone could take on any job. 

I'm not sure about all the details, but I'm sure this could work some how. Governments would get to see a sliver of the effects of their future decisions, and could see that what they're believing may not be best.

Sorry for the rambling, and I know most of that doesn't make sense, but I just felt as if I had to get it on something so I can look back at it later.
<bot>: An MMORPG that players are payed to simply act as they would in real life, would allow governments to see the possible effects of their future decisions.