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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
Because building needs to only consider prices of input goods and output goods, it becomes much harder to not run an weekly profit. Thus Auto Build continues to expand the building.
And you pay more and more wages and eventually become bankrupt.
Buildings only become unprofitable if eventually your output goods become cheaper than input goods. ( Think of Food Industries, if eventually you produce so much Groceries that price went down to -75% cost.) Then Auto-Build stops. It stops to late. Wages make you bankrupt.
I should break the problem to more understandable descriptions:
In Command Economies Improved Automation is impossible to use.
Subsidizing means you maintain full employment by if necessary paying all the wages.
Subsidizing is also Mandatory.
While at beginning subsidized amount of wages is low, as production increases and input goods become more expensive and/or output goods become cheaper, wages increases because of Life standards or less workers, you start to pay more and more percentages of wages. Eventually you pay all the wages.
I will write whatever it does fix it.
Currently, Command Economy becomes impossible to play, as even if you only consider profit and not subsidized, being subsidized means, factories get profit while you pay wages. You need to seriously overproduce to not be in profit while subsidized, which means you get bankrupt because of subsidies.