eNorwegian Economy - Analysis

Day 3,489, 11:33 • Published in Norway Norway • by Major Lee Hung


We all know that having a strong economy is rarely achievable with a small country. As previously stated, I've recently returned to activity and my focus has been on my companies. I've struggled to sell my products however due to weak domestic demand - subsequently forcing eNorway's Q7 tank prices to the lowest in the world as supply completely outweighs demand.

I've decided to do an in depth look at the state of our economy, the first step to understanding how we might improve it.

Economic Activity

These numbers are based on our tax receipts, then extrapolated to take occupied regions in to consideration. They're approximate but shouldn't' be far off the true numbers.

Average Daily Domestic Spen😛 $20.6k
Average Companies Being Worked (daily): 409
Employees (average equivalent): 120

Employment is fairly strong, though overall this only has a bearing on our tax receipts; an average of $2.02 per employee per day. Companies worked as manager per day is fairly weak at an average of 4 companies per citizen per day. Each citizen is therefore generating an average of $7.58 in taxes a day from Work as Manager.

The highlight however should be domestic market activity - indicative of the amount of money circulating in our economy. On average, we spend $188.99 each per day in Norway. This means that every day, our economy is losing out on around $2k which presumably either goes abroad or sits in people's accounts. Unless we're exporting a lot, this indicates a shrinking economy.

So How do we Improve?


Some of these ideas could be fairly radical, but how many are workable?

Overall we're limited in what we can do to improve our economy, but we can certainly try if anybody is up to the challenge. The key solution is to invest to spur on the growth we need to see. We can't grow our economy without first investing in it - our trade deficit would indicate we're a nation of fighters and have no economic base to back it.