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Gma4567

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  1. Consumer spending is going down, unemployment on the way up, and your population is starting to get impatient.

    Option 1: Cut the amount of money going into your wars and military so that you have more to circulate around the economy. Population happiness +1, Citizen income +$2.00.

    Option 2:Make cuts to all taxes, except a tariff and small sales taxes. Population happiness +1, Citizen income -$5.00, Citizen count +1%.

    on the surface option 2 is clearly better, considering it has all the EXACT same effects as option 1 AND +1% citizens

    but then when you look closer option 1 says that it cuts the amount of money going into wars and the military. Now, personally, it is my opinion that this is extremely unhelpful. I think you should know exactly how much your military spending will be reduced by, and in what areas. The same goes for option 2, you should know how much your taxes will be reduced by. I have encountered several other events that are similar to this one, all of them with one option that is clearly preferable to the other, on the surface. In real life I highly doubt the government of any nation would undertake a kneejerk reaction to a crisis without knowing all the costs and detriments associated *AHEM*.

    But seriously, it would be nice to know what we are getting into.

  2. Ok, I decommed 1 school and I got a stadium instead, then I got another stadium when i got my next available improvement and now I have 3 stadiums and 2 schools, and I get $42 per person.

    I suppose you could consider this problem more or less fixed. I guess the reason i didn't see that this would work before was because I thought that stadiums affected the final income as opposed to the base income.

    nevermind, the guy who i was trading with just dropped off the face of planet bob so now I have to find a replacement or else I am stuck at 34 per citizen as opposed to 42.

  3. well, i looked at an improvements guide, and something seemed amiss to me. It said to get banks and stadiums before schools, which I did, but then, I looked again and i realizd that schools will actually get me more income that stadiums or banks will.

  4. So, I recently made the 2k infra jump, and i used an online calculator to determine how much i would need to save to make the jump. It told me I would need about 3.3 mil. I saved this much up, and then I made the jump, which brought me to about 2,150 infra. Since then I have climbed to 2,200 infra, and ever since making the jump, my income has declined sharply. The fact that 'events' are conspiring against me doesn't help.

    I used to make ~500k on taxes per day, and I payed ~200k in bills. Now, with close to double the infra i had then, I get ~650k in taxes, and I pay ~450k in bills.

    This may be completely normal, but I wanted to make sure that there wasn't something catastrophically wrong.

    Also, because of my trade circle, I get a lot of benefits that go toward reducing costs, rather than increasing income.

    Citizens: 15,388 Working Citizens

    Avg. Gross Income Per Individual Per Day: $138.56 (A solid economy)

    Avg. Individual Income Taxes Paid Per Day $38.79

    Avg. Net Daily Population Income (After Taxes) $99.77

    http://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_d...ation_ID=222862

  5. ...attack my member...

    Awesome... lol sorry to be a troll.

    Anyway, I am almost certain that there is an alternative, and I was actually stuck in a similar situation when a guy I was at war with got frustrated (because I ZI'd him lol) and quit, so I was forced to have a war for several days that I wasn't actually fighting, and it only went away after like a week of him being inactive.

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