NZ Price Watch: Nov 9

Day 1,084, 23:07 Published in New Zealand New Zealand by WahooBob

November 9, 2010; Day 1085
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I thought it would be fun to provide some analysis of the Kiwi economy. I plan to release an update each week. I did this a long time ago when I first started in the eUSA and it seems like a pretty easy way to keep my paper from drying up. I decided to exclude the hospitals and defense systems markets because normal people can't buy them anyway. The numbers in parentheses indicate the change from last week. The government is working on lowering the peg (gold price for currency) and so the numbers may be a little unusual this week. Additionally, the Admin cut the amount of wellness given by a house in half, so that price will show a large jump.


Monetary Market
Buy 1 Gol😛 47 NZD (+56😵
Buy 1 NZ😨 0.031 Gold (-11😵

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Cheapest Health/Cost – Q1
Cost for 1 Wellness: 0.00573 Gold (+26😵
Cheapest Internationally: New Zealand \o/

House:
Cheapest Health/Cost – Q2 (W 15/D 30)
Cost for 1 Wellness: 0.0057 Gold (+154😵
Cheapest Internationally: United States

Moving Ticket:
Cheapest Zone/Cost – Q2 (W 1/D 4)
Cost per 1 Zone: 0.07889 Gold (-76😵
Cheapest Internationally: New Zealand \o/

Because nobody really knows the formulas for military damage based on weapon quality yet, it would be impossible for me to do a "cost per damage" analysis of the weapons market. Once Admin announces these formulas, or we figure it out for ourselves, I will include it.

Raw Materials
Grain - 0.00124 Gold (+18😵
Cheapest: New Zealand \o/

Oil – 0.00124 Gold (-11😵
Cheapest: Poland

Stone – 0.00155 Gold (+45😵
Cheapest: Czech Republic

Titanium - 0.00124 Gold (-11😵
Cheapest: Mexico

Iron – 0.00186 Gold (+33😵
Cheapest: Mexico

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