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National Stock Market 0.6b

Description
This mod includes a quarterly simulation of a national stock market for your state. Version: 0.6b

Please give me a feedback for this modification to optimize the "National Stock Market" or to add some new features.
Special thanks to you for your feedback.


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Next version will include the following features:

-The event "Market Meltdown" has more influence on the "National Stock Market"
-The event "Oil Pipeline Attack" has more influence on the "National Stock Market"
-The event "Oil Price Shock" has more influence on the "National Stock Market"


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Version 0.6b (latest):

- ADD: 'GlobalEconomy' influences the 'National Stock Market'
- ADD: 'Capital Gains Tax' influences the 'National Stock Market' (inertia of two quarters)
- ADD: 'National Stock Market' influences the 'Currency Strength' (inertia of two quarters)

- ADD: 'CurrencyStrength' affects more the 'International Trade'
- ADD: 'International Trade' affects more the 'GDP'
- ADD: 'GDP' less affects the 'Currency Strength'

- ADD: 'GDP' has an inertia of two quarters for the 'National Stock Market'
- ADD: 'International Trade' has an inertia of two quarters for the 'National Stock Market'

- FIX: 'Currency Strength' is no longer a cause for the development of the 'National Stock Market', but an effect


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Version 0.5b:

This Version includes the following components of this modification:

The National Stock Market is influenced by:

- International Trade
- GDP
- Oil Price
- Currency Strength
- Worker Productivity
- Foreign Relations
- Global Interest Rates
- Effective debts of your state

The National Stock Market influences the following voting-group:

- Capitalists
10 Comments
Doofus 12 Nov, 2015 @ 5:19am 
Has this mod been abandoned?
F1sh98 8 Jul, 2014 @ 12:56pm 
Great mod, but it should have more policies and have a greater effect on the nation.

I'm not a modder, but some ideas I had were

High frequency trading
You can ban, regulate, or legalize it to have a greater effect on the stockmarket and therefor the GDP. It'd please the wealthy and capitalists but upset middle income and socialists.

You could also have other policies like investment firm subsidization and financial industry deregulation for similar effects
Canter 30 Mar, 2014 @ 1:08am 
@Michaellaxer: you'd think so. welcome to the crazy dichotomy of humanity.
BlueNexus9  [author] 8 Mar, 2014 @ 12:03pm 
Hello,

today I released the update for the 'National Stock Market' Version 0.6b.
This update includes many new features to simulate more a realistic stock market indicator for the game.

Some of your suggestion I have implementated in this update, for example the inertia of some causes for the stock market and some new effects and influences.

Please have a look above in the changelog of this modification.


Thank you very much for your comments and ideas to optimize this mod.
I am looking forward to your feedback.
BlueNexus9  [author] 7 Mar, 2014 @ 10:28am 
Hello Gomer,
hello Moromann,

thank you very much for your comments to my mod.
I really appreciate your good ideas and suggestions to optimize the gameplay of this mod.

I am working on a new update for the mod now and I will consider your comments.
Joe Bidenopolous 7 Mar, 2014 @ 10:26am 
It is Still A Great Mod Thogh...
Joe Bidenopolous 7 Mar, 2014 @ 10:25am 
I Would Think a bad stock market would make everyone pissed off less so then the capitilists but still pissed off...
Winther 6 Mar, 2014 @ 10:32am 
Also add more effects. In my opinion, a strong stock market increases currency strength, not vice versa. A strong stock market means more foreign investors buy shares in your companies, increasing the demand for your currency and therefore also the value.

I also think you made a little mistake on the oil price:
OilPrice,-0.20+(-0.20*x)
I assume it should be:
OilPrice,-0.20+(0.20*x)
Winther 6 Mar, 2014 @ 10:32am 
I like the idea, but your numbers are a little weird. You should lower the effect from basically everything. International trade for example. With 0 international trade the stock market is reduced by -0.3, and if you have maxed out international trade you get +0.7. I also prefer exponential factors when it comes to economy, but that's entirely up to you.

When I start a game the stock market is at the bottom. The market cap of the national stock market would never be 0.

I suggest adding inertia. It takes time before people start investing in shares. If your country's GDP suddenly increases, the stock market doesn't immediately boom to the sky.

Add more factors. Why doesn't capital gains tax change the stock market value? Percentage of wealthy group could also make a difference. And maybe unemployment?
Gomer 5 Mar, 2014 @ 8:43pm 
You should include a captital gains tax that directly feeds off this the stock market's performance.