| Jee (Kebir Blue) | Wednesday, March 31, 2010 - 06:45 am 
Cash Private Investments Funds 10,902.85B SC$
New Contributions by the Population 484.69M SC$
Profit from Private Investments 8,180.04M SC$
Dividend ... 2,655.78M SC$
Number of Workers 3,360,605
Profit per Worker 1,753.00
Current Market Interest Rate 0.90%
What i dont get is the profit per worker. i know it is the result of the interest divided by the number of worker but how does that impact my finances ?
Thats a 8 billion per month that i dont know where it is contributing. Is it that i pay that much less for the worker i hire (in army etc)? Or they have that much more to spend ?
Hope someone can enlighten me , thanks in advance.
Jee, LU |
| Plato (Little Upsilon) | Wednesday, March 31, 2010 - 11:54 pm
For someone who doesn't know what the private investment fund is, you are doing pretty good, especially on a pretty small pop - going by new contributions.
Basically it is the citizens of your country investment in stocks and bonds, and your country has 10T is those investment assets.
Anyway, they are doing well and getting a big, fat dividend check. This will show up in your Cash summary as spending by your population. |
| whiteboy (Little Upsilon) | Thursday, April 1, 2010 - 01:08 am
It also plays a large role in the taxes paid by population, the larger the investment fund the larger the tax collections. |
| Jee (Little Upsilon) | Thursday, April 1, 2010 - 06:24 am
Ok thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot for clarifying this detail now i know where to look for changes.
I know how they work and take great pride in my investment founds ^_^ . I was just wondering if i will see 100% of the 'profit' back in my coffers.
From what i understand , The profit made by the corporation i have share in go back in my investment pool and the cash that pool makes with the world bank interests goes to my workers.
If i get 100% or so of it back , every investment found is a little CEO ^_^.
Thanks guys , Jee, LU. |
