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Trains and busses gets more expensive as fewer people, use them at certain times.
And sometimes during night hours your leisure might pick up and move you into the positive from a former negative.
There are various reasons, and they might fluctuate a little i imagine because of transport times of your workers, trucks and whatnot :)
I haven't found that industrial income varies a great deal though.
Nice to know. I did not monitor, and only guessed. Seem you have done the legwork :)
I will keep an eye on the budget, it never occurs to me it's a day-night cycle because I was relying on the "date" you see in the lower-left corner of the screen.
barrygreybeard, do you happen to know if office has the same problem with commercial, i.e. high income during the day, low income during the night? I'm trying to figure out what zones I should put more if I want to balance out the fluctuations.
Thank you!