http://www.capitalismlab.com/forum/post ... =14&p=3016
http://www.capitalismlab.com/forum/post ... =14&p=2977alexzhz wrote:I think there should be an option for people to decide whether those goods can be sold below cost (or discount rate), I totally understand COO want to gain market share by sacrificing profit, but market share and profit are both important, the game should let players themselves decide which one is more important, especially in different situations, for example, when financial performance is not good, COO should ensure that the company have enough profit, market share is not as important as before, how to make a good trade-off between market share and profit? As an MBA student, I think it is hard to answer, but I'm sure to say that both market share and profit are talking about profit, the difference is long-term profit or short-term profit, the right to decision belongs to human players, If you can offer an option for our players to manage COO, for example, ask them to focus on market share(long-term profit), or on short term profit, then things would be different.
Allow you to assign your COO to run all of your firms of a specific type (e.g. all of your retail stores, all of your factories, all of your farms). Right now, you can only either assign your COO to manage your current firm or all of your firms.Grashopa wrote:I'd like to see the COO set your price to the factory's cost when you are at internal sale. It would make it easy to see your profitability at the retail store which you can't really do right now.