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tajikee

All worlds
25 Jan 2025 05:44Link
Hello, can I get some advice on my country. Im in massive debt and need some help thanks. Country name is Dobbstopia on FB.
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Laguna

All worlds
25 Jan 2025 13:42Link
Oh, it's not too bad.

I think you are a free player, so you can try two easy things:
1. Reach out to the Security Council to grant you aid.
2. Open your country to private enterprise.

These two are easy to accomplish and will help you without your direct intervention.

So send a message to all players sitting on the Security Council in FB, and look at the Enterprise to see which ones are active and send those a message to build in your country.


But your biggest issue is that on the whole your economy is rather unprofitable for two reasons:

#1 Low hiring
#2 Supply shortages

To fix #1, consider closing the worst performance corps. CEOs will also need a min amount of workers to build in your country.
To fix #2, go to:
  1. My Corporations
  2. Supplies tab
  3. On the "Preset - Default Order Strategy" box
  4. Set "Low-water mark" to 14
  5. And set "Order Quan
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hymy1

All worlds
25 Jan 2025 21:27Link
Neat, this is one case that should be easy to straighten out.

You've got 32 corps, for your current country size you should whittle that down to ~19 to 25. The right number is usually about 1 corp per million. You could sell them to a ceo that could move them, or you could just spin them down by setting hiring and production to the min.

You have excellent health, education, and transportation, that is going to make this easy.

Stop building schools. And adjust your edu index to just maintain the number of unemployed you have. Keep the graph flatish.

Your healthcare index may be sufficient. Your life expectancy is ~55, and rising. It takes along time for that number to stabilize or change direction. You want to keep that around ~70, it maxes at 100 but then you end up with alot old people who don't work. Stop building hospitals and do the same flattening of the numbers of unemployed.

On transportation, you