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Berand (Little Upsilon)
04 Jan 2010 19:33
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Ok. I'm still a newb at only about a month of playing, but for some reason virtually all of my state corps, using the same trade strategies as I have been, with individual tweaks as markets prevailed now and then, have all been comming up short on supplies.
I've gotten these strategies from looking at other successful state owned and private firms, but all of a sudden, I've crashed.
Furthermore, it seems some of my corps have started putting things in stock and not offering them on the market. I don't know why this is happening?
I have noticed that the oil market has softened recently, and that new product categories are still in short supply, but this broad scale meltdown is still a mystery to me. Even FMU's and Services are comming up short. I know they are still in high demand, but they were always stocked in my corps in the past.
Further still, the private corps in my country seem just fine.
I've also recently purchased population, but don't know if that has any unforseen effects, other than filling up my employment ranks. I had many corps which were operating at only 12% employment for a while, but even the corps which were at full employment from the begining are suffering from this supply shock setback.
Was wondering if this was a worldwide recession effect? Any help in understanding is appreciated.
Berand
I've gotten these strategies from looking at other successful state owned and private firms, but all of a sudden, I've crashed.
Furthermore, it seems some of my corps have started putting things in stock and not offering them on the market. I don't know why this is happening?
I have noticed that the oil market has softened recently, and that new product categories are still in short supply, but this broad scale meltdown is still a mystery to me. Even FMU's and Services are comming up short. I know they are still in high demand, but they were always stocked in my corps in the past.
Further still, the private corps in my country seem just fine.
I've also recently purchased population, but don't know if that has any unforseen effects, other than filling up my employment ranks. I had many corps which were operating at only 12% employment for a while, but even the corps which were at full employment from the begining are suffering from this supply shock setback.
Was wondering if this was a worldwide recession effect? Any help in understanding is appreciated.
Berand