Off to Market
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by Lord Cronosyn
Since starting my life as an ERepulikan, I have seen many market changes. While I do not claim to be a market expert at all, I have noted that the changes have mostly been for the worse. The price of gold is very unstable, and continues to go down over all, due in large part to the frequent offers from admin to buy gold at a discounted price. The price of raw goods goes up, but at the same time there are less people buying. And at this point, the price to employ a worker on the open market is so high, you can barely scrape a profit off the goods they produce, and forget about it if you have less than a q5 factory.
I don't generally like to point out problems without a solution to offer. But my solution is out of my power to accomplish, and therefore an invalid one. It seems to me, however, that this spells out bad things on the ERepulik front. As I don't have any licenses in other markets, I wonder if this is a Global Economic Phenomena, or something singularly encountered in the EUK.
If anyone has some insights into foreign markets, I would love to hear them.
TTFN,
Cronosyn.
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Prices are pretty standardized across the eWorld.
It's hard to exploit market differences because of people buying goods abroad and re-listing them for sale in their home market. Because of that, the price differences across nations (except for very small countries) are pretty much within the VAT margin which finished goods are required to pay.
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