Logi's Economic Proposal

[Kaiser Kirk]

To each there own. Despite being a math major, I will never willingly set foot in a stats class.

Had to take stats, Calc and Economics before they allowed me to play with trees.  Blissfully, I've forgotten most of it.

[Logi]

Addum fleshing out Military Industry:

Munitions Plants / Armored Vehicle Factory / Aircraft Factory / Naval Yard

The factory works on a cash-based system. In order to build "factories" in the respective fields, you need to use it.

All plants decay at the rate of 10% per year of the industry that is not used. Expansion of industry works as a return of 10% per year in that factory field.

For Example:

A Naval yard (Shipbuilding Industry) worth $1000 will decay to one worth $900 if it was not used at all. If it $900 of the $1000 was used, then the decay will be 10% of the leftover, $10.

If you invest in the Shipbuilding Industry $200, it will grow by 10% of the investment, $20. This growth happens in the next year.

Therefore it is in the best interest on the nations with large industries to build in surplus and export the surplus in order to keep from industrial decay.

[Logi]

Maybe I'll work on a simplified version with other rules as well. I have some free time when I'm unable to access a computer anyways.

[Valles]

Therefore it is in the best interest on the nations with large industries to build in surplus and export the surplus in order to keep from industrial decay.

Or at least build and replace surpluses constantly, to spite those who keep trying to dictate our gameplay.

I can live with that.