Capitalism 2 and Capitalism Lab Forum

Now you just need to keep creating new subsidiaries to create unlimited export businesses and export unlimited goods you want to export. Too strong, completely regardless of domestic demand, unlimited creation of export enterprises on the line. My idea is, can we add a pie chart to export goods, and this pie chart is the export ceiling. Of course, the export ceiling of the global market is very large, but it also has to compete with AI.
Then I have an idea that the giants of the global stock market will also occupy a certain market share in the global pie chart of export goods, and can gradually occupy the market share of the giants of the global stock market by improving product quality, lowering product prices, and improving product brands, thus causing fluctuations in the stock market of the giants of the global stock market. So this is a completely new mechanism, and it's very interesting.

In general there does need to be a limit on export volumes as otherwise you could just create an entire economy that consisted exclusively of nothing but exports without regard to retail stores or local customer demand.

Having said that I think the export system could be improved:

- From what I understand there does not appear to be competition for exports. If a company sells exported products it does not appear to diminish the export potential of another company. Maybe I am wrong about this but even so the game provides no feedback on what volume of exports other companies are making. I feel as though exports should be competitive as they are in the real world.
- Local Competitors should also take part in the export market as well. Not quite the same as the Global Stock market which I think is only really there to give insurance companies investment liquidity.
- There should be a pie chart on exports by other companies vs the total amount that export clients will accept (which would also indicate when export demand is unfulfilled or saturated).