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STAR YOUR GOODS. If you go to the market screen and click on a good, in the top right of that menu you can star it to add it to your outliner on the right. Star important goods like grain, wood, iron, tools, and coal. Optionally government goods like guns and paper.
This is super important because keeping constant track of the price of these goods will tell you what you need to build in the near future. It's not enough to just "spam" any given building; REACTING to what your economy needs will be much more efficient.
Doing this has helped me a lot with my gameplay.
Also, set government wages in the budget screen to low or very low. It doesn't lower your bureaucracy, authority, or any other meaningful values except prestige. It's just really effective at saving cash.