The money, the good dollars, cash
15 Dec 2016, 11:52
"World's wealthiest nations" (?)
The in-game newspaper publishes a series of four statistical rankings on a four-day cycle. Three of them are self-explanatory, but what exactly does the "wealthiest nations" stat measure? This stat is different than the "largest economies" stat, so it is unclear what it purports to measure . . . .
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15 Dec 2016, 12:22
So, this stat measures "cash on hand?"nemuritor98 wrote:
The money, the good dollars, cash
15 Dec 2016, 12:54
yesMontanaBB wrote:
So, this stat measures "cash on hand?"nemuritor98 wrote:
The money, the good dollars, cash
15 Dec 2016, 13:08
Understood. Gracias, jefe.
15 Dec 2016, 14:53
to see the economy in general its the tons statisticsMontanaBB wrote:
Understood. Gracias, jefe.
15 Dec 2016, 15:03
That much I understood. The cash on hand (COH, in American business English) is really less meaningful, and now that I know what it represents, I understand why it has such a high degree of variability. I routinely spend most of my cash on resources in the commodities market, rather than keeping a large cash reserve, and use the resources for infrastructure, etc. As a result, after the first week or so of the game, I almost always have the biggest economy, but often have a relatively low "wealthiest nation" ranking because I'm plowing most of my spare cash back into industrial development.nemuritor98 wrote:
to see the economy in general its the tons statistics
15 Dec 2016, 22:33
16 Dec 2016, 00:06
@red fox2 Someone has been very frugal. I've only seen that amount in my account at the end of a very long 50-player game when there was literally nothing left to spend it on.
17 Dec 2016, 22:42
or thisMontanaBB wrote:
@red fox2 Someone has been very frugal. I've only seen that amount in my account at the end of a very long 50-player game when there was literally nothing left to spend it on.
19 Dec 2016, 22:17
It clues me in on whom is inactive and vulnerable, and the capitol to eradicate to acquire capital.
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