Yup. Big jump in costs overall. Not so "profitable" as one may claim. I noticed a lot of it is the "phantom" cost. The cost of government that lacks any measurable purpose. It's taken out of monthly costs, yet unrepresented. Defense costs are identified, but are much more expensive. Another thing that happened was the new game policy of forcing larger country or enterprise funds into corps with low cash reserves. The result is an overreacting transfer of enterprise funds, running it into a huge debt.
Another thing too is the forcing of unwanted corps, even though we may select the auto function off. This is still happening in countries with employment indexes above 70 or 80. It's ridiculous.