That if I have the $10,000 to open up a dyeworks in every town (except Jelkala), because almost all the dyeworks in Calradia offers an avg. so what you're telling me is this games economy in reality is not real?

If there is a cheaper alternative that will make you almost the same as a dyework, then go for the cheaper one. Dyeworks tend to get you the most income, but they are also quite expensive. Originally posted by Basso:Prices vary from town to town, so ask the mayor what the profits are for different enterprices. I always look a businees in terms of the cost of starting the business divided by the averge weekly income it generates, and not just the overall income. Low grain prices and average ale prices make a brewery work fairly well in Dhirim, but conversly average grain prices and low ale prices in praven make a brewery a bad investment there. It makes the profit from a dyeworks in that city about twice what you'll get in many other cities. It typically can be purchased for less than half the price you'd find it elsewhere, while it's dye and velvet prices are fairly average. The city of Rivacheg is a very good place to put a dyeworks for example, because it has some of the cheapest silk in the world. Ideally you'd want a city with cheap silk and dye prices and high velvet prices, but getting everything ideal is almost impossible. A dyeworks for example requires silk and dyes as resources and produces velvet. It's all about local cost of the resources required for the business as well as the local cost of the product being produced.

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