The world has undergone significant changes following the latest update to production bonuses. Products that were previously manufactured with a 35% bonus now barely reach 18%, and in some cases drop as low as 6%, as with cooked fish. Lower…
English · · · 🐄 THE WEEKLY BRIEF | Week 1 By Txznnnnnn_ 🇸🇳 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ This week on the market : some items went up, others dropped. Food moved — Fish at 3.18, Livestock at 1.56. Construction stayed low — Paper at 0.2, Wood at 0.08. Ammo dr…
English · · · Profitability of Raw Material and Processing Factories The first table compares the profitability of various raw material factories , highlighting the profit per Production Point (PP) for each. Bread in East Timor stands out as the most pro…
English · · · Compared to yesterday (Jan 19) Yesterday was about consolidation. Today is about reversal. Markets didn’t explode, but one former king came back with a vengeance, while yesterday’s safest bets quietly slipped down the ladder. 🥇 Today’s Win…
English · · · https://imgur.com/a/B54ERXG The Art of the Micro-Coins: Why People Bargained a Hot Cow to 1.705 We’ve all been there. You’re at a warerq market, eyeing a big fat cow that definitely smells like the 1970s. The seller wants 1.707; you offer …
English · · · The Psychology of Market Prices Part 3 When Politics Meets Production: The Paper Crisis Before we begin, a quick note: all observations, company counts, and market data referenced in this article were collected on 21 June at 00:30 GMT+7. As…
English · · · Have you always wanted to see how lucky—or more likely, unlucky—you are when opening cases, but you were too lazy (or too "math-challenged") to do the calculations? Well, worry no more, because I’ve got your back! I’ve designed a profession…
English · · · Profitability of Raw Material and Processing Factories Ammo remains the most profitable single factory, reaching ~0.037 profit per Production Point. Unlike yesterday, this result is no longer driven by an exceptional demand shock — the rece…
English · · · Why Cronyism is the New Currency By Wilimey - Economic Analist & War Correspondent TL;DR Wage stickiness and contractual risk eliminate profitability in the open market, pushing firms toward closed, trust-based hiring systems. Labor allocat…
English · · · Why The New Labor Laws are Freezing Economic Progress By Wilimey - Economic Analist & War Correspondent In my previous analysis, we explored how the "Estimated Benefits" tool acted as a beacon of light, cutting through the "informational fo…
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