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Το παράδοξο της πραγματικής ελληνικής (παρα-)οικονομίας, έχει περάσει και στην ψηφιακή!

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Na htan kai etsi h pragmatikothta e?
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Kai Mamo ta paradoksa!

egw pou kerdizo 3.60 ti na po...xaxaxaxa

kala...telospanton...otan ta polla ta kerdizoun oi ligoi...

mhn ksexnamai tous metanastes pou den einai polites kai omws doulevoun stis ellinikes etairies.........kai kane kai ligo perissoterh analush.....aneferai tous arithous🙂 oikonomiko arthro einai..an kai einai duskolo dustixws na vgaleis deiktes sto game giati loipoun ta statistikai macro ktl...

Not a paradox at all. Greece in eRepublik is almost a classic example of a "gold rush" economy, where "gold" is in this case "iron," the most valuable commodity in eRepublik. Most businesses are, in fact, iron mines... yes, over 50% iron companies!

Not being a long-time established power on the world scene, and experiencing a great wave of immigration, Greece doesn't have the detritus of hundreds of failed companies, and it can be safely said that those who migrate tend to be above average in skill worldwide.

I detailed much more in my article on why "Greece Needs Companies." Greece, like any other "gold rush" economy, needs their laundry washed (metaphorically): our guns need assembly, our gifts need wrapping, our tickets need printing, our bread needs baking, and someone soon should start putting up some more shacks for our homeless miners (housing)... and employing the Construction workers here.

a kai mpotsarh gia to sxolio sou me to mistho....ksereis poso parageis esu?🙂

i think its because you r only country in former Atlantis that produce Iron, so all those country's buy iron in Greece

basically you hawe 40 000 players that consume iron produced in Greece
"no other country have that now"

while in Peace is strong competition
not everybody can profit from iron, because all big PEACE country's already have it

plus, stronger s "Atlantis" land players r here, while in peace the r all over the world

to xei to aima mas... kai sti RL kai edo olo oikonomika paradoxa exoume...
Indeed what Buck Roger says is true, but I wonder if we should/could invest also in alternative trade, other than iron, so as not to be absolutely iron-dependent. If that was in real life it would certaily be catastrophic in a certain point of time. In e-life though, if iron deposits and wars all around the world are ment to be endless there won't be any problem. But is this the case in this game? Who would be kind enough to give me an answer?

egw me 10 drx tin mera ti na pw? kai paragw sxedon 2 opla tine mera 🙁 xaxaxaxa

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Φιλε Apostolis κι εγώ για 13-14 ψωροδραχμές δουλεύω την ημέρα και δεν έχω άλλα έσοδα...
Τι νομίζεις... αμα δεν τα "σκάσεις" δεν προκόβεις εύκολα στο παιχνίδι. Γιατί άμα βάλεις λεφτά κάνεις επενδύσεις κάνεις εταιρείες και προκόβεις αν έχεις και επιχειρηματικό πνεύμα. Τα λεφτά πάνε στα λεφτά ως συνήθως. Αμα όμως είσαι μεροδούλι μεροφάι και κάνεις και donation στο κράτος μάλιστα τα μισά από τα gold που παίρνεις που και πού από το παιχνίδι... άστα να πάνε...¨
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για την ελλάδα ρε γαμώτο...

jokomni, so long as there are weapons companies, there will be a demand for iron. There are always weapons companies, far beyond the proportion of any other type of production. So iron is always a good thing to have.

It is not likely that our Manufacture and Construction sectors will be able to export much, because a High Iron resource tends to keep those wages above international averages as well. But it is a good idea to increase production in those areas to serve the needs of Greece better.

Thanks Buck for your comment, but you still didn't answer my questions. Are e-life iron deposits unlimited? Will there be that need for iron trade and weapons if e-wars decrease or cease?

The iron deposits are unlimited. There will always be a need for iron. Weapons company owners that are intelligent will produce even if there isn't a single battle that day (though, at this time, there are always training wars) so as to be able to sell in times of real conflict. Not to mention, that this war has depleted the iron reserve that the world had accumulated prior to the conflict's start by some amount (I think--the 3rd party website I can check is down), so the price will continue to fly high until that is corrected. Even if iron becomes 0.01 per unit again, it will remain the most in-demand raw material (weapons companies' use of iron far outnumber any other use of raws). It would be a waste of our Land workers to have them do anything but iron (although there are some farmers and loggers, for no real good reason, at this time in Greece).