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Edit: Just went through the other threads and there are multiple posts from others regarding the same thing I experienced, so it doesn't seem uncommon.
So I guess you need to work on your tactics more because I no longer experience those issues I mentioned a couple of years ago.
It is certainly still so that winning the lottery gives you a big advantage (you can most likely buy the fridge and that is a big boost). Winning it 3 times is a bomb, so if the AI had that, that was really bad luck for you.
After my post, I played again (one game each of short, medium, long, and marathon) and soundly beat the AI without any change in my tactics and 0 more losses. Somehow, that first game I had posted about above, the AI only bought tickets on 3 days and it won each day (Not to mention that jobs were never available for me on days where I would normally progress while the AI never had that issue and the fridge and washer being on sale when it won the lottery where it could grab them very early). It also went for the bonus objectives without ever having bought a newspaper. It seems odd that the "luck" was so heavily favored towards the AI in that game while the gameplay was significantly different in the following games. A post from the developer in response to someone else remarking on experiencing the same thing said that the skill level of the AI is randomized (and I believe their "luck" is too. Don't remember exactly, but don't think it's worth searching through the forums again.) and so the difficulty is completely RNG. Another user complained that the AI they played against in a marathon game was extremely bad and kept making significant and repeated mistakes, including not eating, and that such caused that game to not be fun or competitive, which received the same response from the developer as the one similar to what I had experienced. I guess I just got a really bad roll my first game with the AI settings. It was truly insane.