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| Economists are responsible for your bank account and can get you profits from assets and debts. The result of their work shows with the [[Updates#Weekly_Update|financial update]] in your country. You have to calculate the interest with two different formulas, depending on whether you have a negative or positive balance.
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| ==Credit Interest (positive balance)==
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| For a positive balance, the interest rate is calculated like this (as of 27/11/2006):
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest rate = 0.075% * SQRT([amount of economists])</span>
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| hence
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest = 100 * FLOOR(0.00075 * SQRT([amount of economists]) * [money on account] / 100)</span>
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| Unfortunately the math package is not installed properly. Once this works, these formulas should be used:
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| <math>interest rate = 0.075% * \sqrt{[amount of economists]}</math>
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| <math>interest = 0.075% * \sqrt{[amount of economists]} * [money on account]</math>
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| That gives the following interest rates for numbers of economists:
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| {| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse:collapse;"
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| ! economists
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| ! interest rate in percent
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| |0 || 0
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| |1 || 0.075
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| |2 || 0.105
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| |3 || 0.13
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| |4 || 0.15
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| |5 || 0.1675
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| |6 || 0.1825
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| |7 || 0.1975
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| |8 || 0.2125
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| |9 || 0.225
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| |10 || 0.2375
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| It is important to note that interest is always rounded (down) to the next full 100 value, hence the floor function and division and multiplication by 100 in the formula.
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| The maximum interest is (still) 100.000 €; this is why you start needing less economists when your account reaches 21.081.851 €
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| ==Debit Interest (negative balance)==
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| The interest profit for a negative balance is 20% of the interest paid the week before. If you had -150.000 on your bank account the week before, you paid 5% = 7500 € interest and the economist can generate 1500 € profit from this:
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest = [money on account in previous week] * 0,05 * 0,2</span>
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest = [money on account in previous week] * 0,01</span>
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| 2 economists can save 30% of the paid interest in the previous week:
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest = [money on account in previous week] * 0,05 * 0,3</span>
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| <span style="color:#3A5FCD">interest = [money on account in previous week] * 0,015</span>
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| So remember to fire the economist/s ''after'' the next update, as they will get you a profit, even if you made it out of the negative balance with this next update.
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| ==Interest Table==
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| The table below shows how many economists you should hire to optimize profit. Keep in mind the compensation you have to pay them when you fire them
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