Why does my slave country keep loosing money?

I have an slave country Republic of Draca, the income is in the green, i have little military or overall spending but it keeps loosing money. Any tips on how to get the economy running good is appreciated!?

Are you buying upgrades for ammo or weapons? If yes stop immediately,raise corporation profit share to 90+%.if your employment is not at least 93.5%.build corporation's,schools,hospitals,universities,exc.your unemployed are receiving social security payments from your treasury,mite as well put as many unemployed to work,if they work they pay taxes.

Tried all that but its still leaking cash.

Check your financial statement, you may need to adjust your ordering strategy,for government and corporations

Thats what i cant figure out. My financial statement was im making 2.00B a month! Ive lowered my ordering strategy to 3 low 7 high and nothing. Literally everything i try fails, and the weirdest of all is that my main country has had the same strategy and settings for years and has always been successful more or less

Republic of Draca does not exist

What?

I cant find Republic of Draca. It does not exist on FB

Draca Mixer continent,Bavaro Bello region. On the southern coast of that gulf

I found it. The country is "The Republic of Draca". If you drop the "The" in the title, it doesn't come up in search.

Russianruk, I'm not the most experienced player, but it looks like your newly built corps are good, just don't build faster than your population can keep up in employment. Be sure to keep education levels high, at least 120, as well as health and transport. I have found you can keep soc. security relatively low (around 80) for a while without hurting productivity too much. Don't hesitate too much to close or re-fit corps that aren't doing well, but some corps do need some time before they become very profitable, with the strategies that I use.

Leaving on Automatic education and worker reallocation has worked well for me in the early stages, but others don't like it.

Other folks will likely have other opinions about things, but this has worked for me.

It's a great game, if you like simulations.