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Andy
12 Feb 2013 11:09
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1. Ammunition
Continued reductions in the base price of weapons and ammunition. This will again reduce the price of war.
2. Smaller Units
Also this is continuing. The largest units are becoming smaller, large garrisons too.
The cost of war will be reduced with smaller units being destroyed, and smaller numbers of weapons and ammunition needed.
3. Reducing the size of existing Units
Some existing units are much larger than the new units that became smaller over the past months.
we will start reducing the size of existing units if their total size is now larger than the max size of similar new units. Example: If a unit has 1500 weapons while a new unit can have only 900 to 1800 weapons, the unit will remain untouched.
If however, the unit has 2500 weapons, it will be reduced.
The reductions will be very small, 5% to start with.
The quality of the unit will remain unchanged. and any surplus weapons will be returned to base and their quality will average (weighted average) with the quality of the weapons already stored in the country bases.
4. Space
Some products are relatively expensive to transport. To make this more efficient, The space these products occupy on a cargo shuttle or in a docking station will be reduced.
It means that more products can be transported each time on a single cargo shuttle and many more products can be stored on a single docking station.
These changes will start on Feb. 14 and will continue for some time.
5. Quality of Supplies and the country welfare
The quality of supplies the country is purchasing is influencing the welfare index of the country. That influence was increased last week and will be increased again tomorrow, Feb. 14.
6. Reduced cost
The cost of health and education will fall a bit more over time and so will the contribution of the population to health and education. The money that is spared by the population by the smaller contributions, will be spent on some products that have seen weak market and will boost the corporations that are producing them.
7. Financial index
We see some increase in the financial index in many countries. The reason for this is the improved ratio between income and cost in these countries.
Although numbers have been reduced, the profit remained the same or increased some. The ratio of profit, relative to the total cost became higher, hence the increase in the financial index.
(The profit remained while the cost is reduced).
Continued reductions in the base price of weapons and ammunition. This will again reduce the price of war.
2. Smaller Units
Also this is continuing. The largest units are becoming smaller, large garrisons too.
The cost of war will be reduced with smaller units being destroyed, and smaller numbers of weapons and ammunition needed.
3. Reducing the size of existing Units
Some existing units are much larger than the new units that became smaller over the past months.
we will start reducing the size of existing units if their total size is now larger than the max size of similar new units. Example: If a unit has 1500 weapons while a new unit can have only 900 to 1800 weapons, the unit will remain untouched.
If however, the unit has 2500 weapons, it will be reduced.
The reductions will be very small, 5% to start with.
The quality of the unit will remain unchanged. and any surplus weapons will be returned to base and their quality will average (weighted average) with the quality of the weapons already stored in the country bases.
4. Space
Some products are relatively expensive to transport. To make this more efficient, The space these products occupy on a cargo shuttle or in a docking station will be reduced.
It means that more products can be transported each time on a single cargo shuttle and many more products can be stored on a single docking station.
These changes will start on Feb. 14 and will continue for some time.
5. Quality of Supplies and the country welfare
The quality of supplies the country is purchasing is influencing the welfare index of the country. That influence was increased last week and will be increased again tomorrow, Feb. 14.
6. Reduced cost
The cost of health and education will fall a bit more over time and so will the contribution of the population to health and education. The money that is spared by the population by the smaller contributions, will be spent on some products that have seen weak market and will boost the corporations that are producing them.
7. Financial index
We see some increase in the financial index in many countries. The reason for this is the improved ratio between income and cost in these countries.
Although numbers have been reduced, the profit remained the same or increased some. The ratio of profit, relative to the total cost became higher, hence the increase in the financial index.
(The profit remained while the cost is reduced).