Editing Market

This will be split into 2 parts: The NPC market, where the players buy items and sell them for the base price seen in <code>$$price</code>[[Category:Asset|the assets list]], and the player market. Just a quick reminder, what you can't buy in the NPC market, you can trade in the player market.
Note: Assets listed may have icons next to them. A scale icon indicates that the asset can only be bought from player market. A pink and yellow bag icon indicates that asset can be sold in retail stores.

==NPC Market==
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The NPC Market is the original market for all your essential needs ever since [[Updates| Update 1.0.0]]. You can buy and sell there for the prices in the assets page.

==Player Market ==

=== Usefulness ===
Ever since [[Updates#.2841.29_cea23d0:_Markets|Update 1.5.0]], the player market is a way for us to trade between corporations and keep the economy and playing field diverse. For example, one might need [[gold]] for [[CPU]] production but doesn't want to produce [[gold]]. You can instead buy [[gold]] from another player who is creating excess, say because they have one [[CPU factory]] and one [[gold mine]] which actually would produce more [[gold]] then is needed.

=== Selling prices ===
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Here are some prices for assets (updated since v.1.11)

==== Non-retail items ====
Oil: $0.20

CPU: $410-$450

STEEL: $17-$20

GLASS: $65

RUBBER: $17

PLASTIC: $1.20-$2

Furniture: $1.5k-$3k

GAS ENGINE: $10.3k-11k

Research Chemical: $150-$200

Energy: $12-$13

Energy+: $50-$70

==== Retail Items ====
Cars: $30k

Cars+: $100k

Drugs: $700-$750

Drugs+: $2k-$2.5k

Laptops: $3k

Laptops+: $11k

If nobody else is selling, supply and demand should tell you to sell for more. Likewise, a massively overproduced item is NOT worth selling for the prices above. This ranges a span of about 20% higher or lower.