alright, i know gold mines produce about a hundred Ducats a year for their country and that they raise inflation. My question is how much do they raise inflation? is it like .25% a year or like .05% a year? thanks for any help
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I'm not totally shure (havn't dubblechecked in the savefile) but I just think it's added to your regular monthly income ie the more you route to treasury (cash) the higher your inflation.
so having a mine doesnt automatically increase inflation, that is what i had been lead to assume from earlier posts
Primary source?
The manual says:
The more gold that is extracted globally...the more inflation increases for all countries. The countries mining gold will experience even greater inflation.
—US edition, p.63
The manual says:
The more gold that is extracted globally...the more inflation increases for all countries. The countries mining gold will experience even greater inflation.
—US edition, p.63
I've dubbed checked now.
0 monthly to treasury = 0 inflation (tried for 11 months consecutive).
As for the manual, not the first error I've seen =)
It might very well have been that way sometime during the Beta.
0 monthly to treasury = 0 inflation (tried for 11 months consecutive).
As for the manual, not the first error I've seen =)
It might very well have been that way sometime during the Beta.