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Fordítási probléma jelentése
It would be really hard to see what the issue is because there can be a whole lot of factors.
Have you checked your input output storage on your factory buildings? Are factories being supplied, are things getting picked up? I always have an issue with this once my Island reaches about 700 people. Teamsters have a hard time getting the goods to the docks, or there is just to many goods.
Check your tourism. You have any buildings not making money? To make Tourism work you should only cater to the Wealthy and Spring break crowed.
Are your Factories import Dependant? It is very easy to create a black hole effect where there is not enough cash to buy imports. Smugglers can offset this some. No imports, no material to make into goods, nothing to sale. You have to watch overspending between freighters and check the amount of export goods on the dock before dropping those 10 Apartments. Once you get into a hole of no imports then it's very hard to climb out of.
You have a lot of jobless people? People that are not working don't pay rent and use up free services. Worse, they get to vote at elections. Population control is Key to playing Tropico 4
If you could check some buildings and give us some numbers. Someone here could figure it out.
Farms, mines, both run out. It's best to just import in what you need by setting the docks to unlimited imports once your natural resources run dry. You can rotate crops somewhat if you want. Importing everything in makes for a lot less pollution and a lot less unneeded people working uneducated jobs that need housing and services you pay for.
Mike.