Monthly Country Ratings

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Kindly find the global GSS/GPS Country Ratings for the month.

GGS/GPS Country Rating ranks all countries based on their actractiveness to investment, per the following criteria.

GPS (GEEC Production Rating): expresses the actractiveness of a country based on the average production bonus of all its territories, for each product category. The possible ratings are:

A: Extremely valuable territories. Invest.
B: Valuable territories. Invest, but you likely won't beat the market.
C: Less valuable territories. Do not invest unless the GGS ranking is high/you are the government
D: Not valuable territories. Do not invest.

GGS (GEEC Gold Rating): expresses the actractiveness of a country based on the average cost of labor, expressed in gold, of producing a single Q5 unit of each product category. The possible ratings are:

A: Cheapest to produce. By all means invest.
B: Cheap to produce. You can invest but you'll likely won't beat the market.
C: Less cheap to produce. Do not invest unless you are the govt/you have advantageous policy, yet you might retain your companies there.
D: Most expensive to produce. Do not invest, you might consider relocating your companies.
H: High risk high reward. Technically low cost of labor, but the country is very instable (only 1 territory, weak government, low liquidity on the currency market).

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Roemer_Fan My holding sold an oil well in portugal since we thought it wasn't making enough money ??

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01-10-2025 0 Votes

Jurieto replied to Roemer_Fan That depends where it was in portugal! As the ratings are a country average, given a certain product category, a country can have a certain rating (let's say, B) but have top rated territories within. I purpusefully don't disclose the rating at single territory level to prevent them being ravaged by pollution ;) The country rating only represents how the country is doing on average, hence considering all its territories. Moreover, as you noticed I did not include the ratings for the raw materials yet as I've began working on it only a few days ago, but I will include them in next month's ratings! So, for all you know, portugal could be a D in fuel. Since I already have the data ready, pm me the name pf the region where the fuel comp was and I'll tell you if it was a good choice ;)

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Lionheart Thanks! How can a country improve their rating in GPS? Sadly, my country is one of the last In GGS, what is a 'weak government' or what is needed for the country to not be classified as one.

Lionheart replied to Lionheart Excuse my English

01-10-2025 0

Jurieto replied to Lionheart Hi! To improve GGS, as it's basically output/wage in gold, a country should either raise the numerator or lower the denominator, hence: - increase productivity: (lowering pollution, building industry complex or production fields, annexing territories that provide boost for that product category) - Lower wage in gold: the fastest way is usually by exchanging CC at a lower rate, otherwise lowering minimum wage is too high). I just want to specify that a low GGS isn't necessarily a bad thing, it just means that the country isn't attractive to investors as of today, this doesn't necessarily imply that it is not advantageous for people that already invested in it or have certain privileges that other don't (eg. a sound reserve of CC, ability to control the policy etc.)

01-10-2025 1

KamiLisu replied to Lionheart There is a couple solutions for that.

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