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A couple of economics games I really liked were: Capitalism Lab, which builds on the original Capitalism and Capitalism II by adding several more options (some
by Falkon1313 4y ago
A couple of economics games I really liked were:
Capitalism Lab, which builds on the original Capitalism and Capitalism II by adding several more options (some through mods).
Wall $treet Raider, which you can learn a lot from about various big business dealings and economic trends. Different ways to use subsidiaries, holding companies, greenmail, liquidation, diversification, etc.
https://www.capitalismlab.com/ https://www.capitalismlab.com/
https://www.wallstreetraider.com/computer-simulation.html https://www.wallstreetraider.com/computer-simulation.html
- chzblck 4y agoYes! I have too many hours sunk into caplab.
- rythmshifter 4y agoDo you always hire a COO at some point to manage your retail? I get overwhelmed by the time I have more than one retail store per city.
- chzblck 4y agoI typically Create a Subsidiary and play directly through them so I don't have to worry about all the micro management.