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Economic assessment 2 day 661

Day 661, 19:51 • Published in Ireland USA

• by Octavius Dryst

Salary

Minimum 3.00 IEP (+/- 0)
Average 8.30 IEP (+.3)

Productivity

Gross domestic product (GDP) 192.96 Gold (-31.07)
Monthly exports 18.43 Gold (+5.0😎
Monthly imports 9.15 Gold (+9.15)

Lowest IEP exchange rate

mariohexu 1 GOLD = 53.19 IEP (+.473)

Cash Reserves

25.03 Gold (+1.01)

94078.63 IEP (+91019.😎

National Bank funds

708.57 Gold (14.29)

12394.88 IEP (+6303.85)

Health Ministry funds

25.01 Gold (N/A)*

750.01 IEP (N/A)*

Thanks to Nogin the Nog for suggesting I add the health ministry to the list. Any other additions anyone might find prudent?

*Indicates no previous recorded data
( ) Indicates change from the last set of recorded data

A fluctuation from the "average" statistics will be added as soon as the amount of data compiled justifies it.

{Added after Grainnes suggestion}
Cheapest cost for Q1 items-

Weapons: 6.2 IEP

Foo😛 0.92 IEP

Gifts: 3.29 IEP

Moving Tickets: 12.6 IEP

Housing: 218.86 IEP

Cheapest cost for Q2 items-

Weapons: 15.95 IEP

Foo😛 2.74 IEP

Gifts: 6.21 IEP

Moving Tickets: N/A

Housing: 424.2 IEP

Cheapest cost for Q3 items-

Weapons: 24.13 IEP

Foo😛 5.64 IEP

Gifts: N/A

Moving Tickets: N/A

Housing: N/A

Cheapest cost for Q4 items-

Weapons: 35.35 IEP

Foo😛 9.59 IEP

Gifts: N/A

Moving Tickets: N/A

Housing: N/A

Cheapest cost for Q5 items-

Weapons: 100.99 IEP

Foo😛 21.61 IEP

Gifts: N/A

Housing: 3333 IEP

Moving Tickets: N/A

Comments

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 661, 19:56

RPI for gunfreakz?
Lowest retail weapons price on market for each Q?
I know soldiers like to watch that, and it is a true bellwether for our sector.

Donovan Thomas Day 661, 19:58

Octavius, out of curiosity and context, how old is that last set of recorded data? Great Job BTW, thanks!

Octavius Dryst Day 661, 20:10

Grainne- Love the idea for posting lowest price for all the Q's of weapons, might even add the other manufactured goods as well. Have to ask though, what on earth does "RPI for gunfreakz?" mean? Best I could imagine it to be is 'rate of production index' but I dont know if that stat is available to me, and if it is I have no clue how to find it.

Donovan-The last set of data is from 5 days ago (my last article). I intend to write a new article of this type every 5 days henceforth. So ,unless stated otherwise, it is safe to assume the last recorded data is 5 days old.

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 661, 20:22

"Retail Prices Index for the conoisseur of fine weaponry?"
Better OD?
So each day, the retail price of cheapest available gun of each Q on the market in Ireland, tax paid, if available at all.
It is a common tracked statistic in military circles. Would be handy to get it in focus?
*onetrackmind*

Octavius Dryst Day 661, 20:27

Damn, I was sort of close, good guess anyway I think ha.

Is the edited version more what you had in mind?

patton Day 661, 20:32

Thanks Octavius

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 661, 20:53

blah..bla..blah..speed-reading...WEAPONS ...blah..blah blah..
Yep.
You got it!
Thx.

Octavius Dryst Day 661, 21:05

Ha you are a true warrior Grainne

And Mr. President, just doing my civic duty.

Sean Power Day 661, 22:03

The Taoiseachs Org would be a good addition
http://www.erepublik.com/en/organization/1280783" target="_blank">http://www.erepublik.com/en/organization[..]80783

Edana Savage Day 661, 22:19

Ooooh! Statistics! *drools*

Tarazis Sati Day 662, 05:08

I know.....mmmmhhheeeeemmmmm statistics....,,gurgurgle......

Digits 05637716 Day 662, 06:01

just pointing out in-game eRepublik figures about the macro economy (GDP, inflation etc) are normally wide of the mark. I would not find them reliable.

Octavius Dryst Day 662, 15:20

Thanks Digits, someone brought that up in the last article. The way they get the numbers may be flawed, but if we study them we may find some sort of consistency. At the very least GDP is a measure of total sales within the country. I dont include inflation because it is so off the mark no real info can be derived from it.

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