Communism is inefficient because it makes the population overall less productive causing economic collapse, the less involvement the State has the better for the economy. I am not fan of communism at all. Free market capitalism is what increases quality, production, wages, standard of living ect ect. I know. However in simcountry there are caps. Something that does not exist in the real world free market.
I'm pretty sure for countries there is a cap on how many different corporations that you can invest in at a given time. If your empire is very large with over a billion people you'll probably need to use the entire cap of different corporations to invest in. If no one has ever reached this cap and can disprove that I will change how I use my investment fund.
I agree with you 100% Madoff. If I took the time to buy foreign shares in abandoned/neglected corporations and the corporation eventually gained value again I would increase
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Psycho_Honey
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To my knowledge, I think the real question I posed, or at least why I posed it went over everyone's head save one. I expected his and your answer Zen, I am still interested in the others' answers. I won't hold my breath. I just wonder why some things happen after a thread like this.
I also run mine manually because eventually I want to take all of my corps truly public. The reason I want this is in a thread on the beginners forum, Private corps vs shares, I bumped it up so you can read it. Wasn't sure how to just paste the link haha
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Psycho_Honey
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Thanks for your reply Wisco. I don't need to read the thread but I will. Unless something has changed in the last 3 years I was absent, I know the benefits. If you want to learn how to spice up your posts with hyperlinks, just click--->
Formatting in this post and read all about it. Or you can always check the same link in the forum sidebar.
Thanks, the struggle was real
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theinventor1013
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I buy tons of other peoples shares, only from inactive players who have corps with extremely low market values. If anyone doesn't know this type 998.8 into the p/e ratio search box and lots of corps with low market values show up. These are almost always corps who's owners are inactive