[UKGov]Business news

Day 1,150, 05:58 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Department for Education

Small update about a change the admins have made on this day. Everyone who owns a company can work in this company. This means company manager can work in every company they own without the need to be working for this company. They can even work for a company they don’t own and for all the companies they own.
The only downside to this is that it will cost you 5 wellness every time you work. The bonus is you can produce free goods, it will cost you raw materials when working in food,weapons or moving tickets industry and you can get more skill and faster. You can work every day and using boosters to produce even more.

Because you can own unlimited companies this can have some downsides for the markets. In theory you can produce unlimited amounts of goods if you own a lot of companies. This means the supply of goods can raise fast in the near future. Already are a lot of people buying up grain, food and iron companies. The idea behind this is simple. You produce free grain, you sell it to your own food company ,you produce food and you can use this food to fight for free up to 300 wellness. This will have some impact on the demand for food and grain but not very much on the supply;
In another case people will sell everything they produce for free, meaning they can make huge profits or set a deflation in prices in working.

I ask people to stay calm. This new future can be a good thing for the eUK but we need to use it wisly. Producing weapons and food to become a personal army can be good. Producing huge amounts of food to drop it on the market can kill the economy. I ask people not to buy any new companies at the moment. In the eUK we have enough companies to foresee in the supply of everything we need. Working in the companies you own can cut the production cost and can be a incentive to sell products abroad. I ask people to invest gold in export license and not in new companies we don’t need.

The minister of trade will closely monitor the markets but at the moment we cannot and we shall not interfere. But I promise you this, when we notice a sharp drop in raw materials in a way it hurts the huge amounts of grain companies we have we will take actions to counter this.