| Drew | Monday, June 11, 2012 - 06:47 pm 
1. If your premium membership expires and you have multiple countries (example I have 6) what happens? Do you lose them?
2. So I accidently swapped the expiration date of my enterprise and my premium membership is there a way to change that back?
3. (not account status related) I know you need comprobable government salaries in case of shortage. But does the general salary which would incorporate both have any effect on your countries welfare rating, and in turn the migration index? |
| Drew | Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 04:31 am
bump =(
still curious |
| Andy | Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 08:58 am
1. Countries can expire but they remain on the account. their economies will deteriorate in time if they remain expired for a long time. when the entire account expires, it remains expired for a month or two but will disappear after that.
2. the page shows a message explaining that you can change the default entity once per real month. please check that page.
3. I do not understand what you mean by salaries and shortages. there is also no general salary. There is gov. salaries and corporate salaries.
The country welfare index and the migration index depend mainly on the main indexes like health, education, employment, soc. security etc.
The corporate welfare index which influences production levels, depends on corporate salaries and on the welfare index in the country where the corporation resides.It is also influenced by the sale of population. |
| Drew | Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 09:26 am
Right okay thanks for the clarification.
1. I think i understand, I'll lose them until i'm able to reinstate my premium membership, if i do it in time i should get them back, if i wait too long there will be more issues to fix when I get them back?
2. self explanatory, just got to find that page in just under a month
3. right yeah, but i read somewhere that migration index was determined by salary levels, not sure if thats true. And my observations support that social security does affect welfare, individual corporations salaries affect their corporate welfare. And since social security is based on lower level worker income... okay so i think I noticed higher salaries improve social security index, it kind of makes sense but I could be wrong. Now since I have a system that does work for me, and I'm not going to take advice to change it, in which I get most of my income through high income tax collection, it makes it really hard to determine what my government salaries should be. So the question here really lies in does lowering the government salaries decrease my welfare or migration, welfare in regards to lowering my average salaries for lower level workers. Also I did want to know if there would be any other drawback in lowering government salaries. Well except for shortages. This was where shortages came in, I meant worker shortages where schools, hospitals, and military would be closed or shifted. I'm well aware of that already.
But the account questions were answered so I'm definately grateful, confirmation on 1 and clarification of 3 would be extra appreciated though =) |
| Andy | Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 02:53 pm
As we said before, lowering gov. salaries will drag corp. salaries down too and that has consequences.
you cannot have the salary levels too far apart. |
