I've finally re-installed this game to give it another try, and I'm currently playing a GC as Prussia. I'm currently at the end of 1952, and for the past year and a half or so, I've had problems exporting my products. Specifically, coal, manufactured goods, steel, chemicals and dyes are not being requested at anywhere near the level of world production of those products. In fact, the only products that the world really seems interested in is luxury products (all kinds), wine and tobacco. I've had to shut down a bunch of my factories, since otherwise my stockpiles will start spoiling. My private capital is still doing alright, but I'm wondering if this situation will ever change, and why no one wants to buy these products. Does anyone know?
The other question I have is about the prices of goods on you home market. When your private sector sells goods to your population, does it do so at current world prices, at the standard price, or something else?
Also, I'm interested in knowing if current taxes, excise taxes and tariffs affect your PC income. I'm guessing they don't, because prices would most likely just be raised to compensate, meaning that the consumers would pay, but I'm not sure. Does anyone know?
Thanks in advance.
