Ed Murphy wrote:
Zefram wrote:
Ed Murphy wrote:
Mature herbs may be sold by announcement, upon which the seller
receives the listed selling price.
Boring. Everyone will buy Ginger and nothing else, growing capital at
0.37 Np / week. Not only is it the highest yield over the long term,
it makes the grown capital available every week and so gives ultimate
flexibility too. Arranging for the longer-term investments to carry
greater yields would at least open up the option of a trade-off between
yield and liquidity, but that's still not much of a game. Herbs need
some behaviour other than mere investments.
This is intended to give others a framework to tack more interesting
behavior onto.
We could also declare Ginger a controlled substance...
I believe that private dealings and could become very interesting with
controlled substances, but because of the book keeping involved private
dealings of property or funds are difficult if not impossible.
