What is the formula that determines a country's interest rate when it borrows money?
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- Dec 14, 1999
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I'll check the exact formula on monday, but.
Amount of loans, amount of extended loans, stability, bankruptcy all affect it.
/Johan
Amount of loans, amount of extended loans, stability, bankruptcy all affect it.
/Johan
Johan, did you have the time to chek the formula ?
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Whatever the formula is, it would be nice to know how high the interest rates are before you take out the loan. Sure, you can borrow and reload if you don't like the terms, but this should be unnecessary.
- Dec 14, 1999
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Factors are
* Stabiliy
* num of cancelled loans
* amount in treasury
* number of extended loans
* if you've been bankrupt the last few years
* stock exchange
* Stabiliy
* num of cancelled loans
* amount in treasury
* number of extended loans
* if you've been bankrupt the last few years
* stock exchange
When you place the cursor over the 'borrow loan' button, it tells you in a little pop-up window how much you can borrow. Would you consider patching this feature to have it show the interest rate as well?
Devin is right: Even Jakob Fugger told Karl V. the interest rate BEFORE the emperor took a loan 
Hartmann
Hartmann