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Especially as you can setup mercantile relationship (not to be confused for the ingame law) between your homeland and colonies. Like spam groceries in China so your rice and sugar farmers, in the Philippines' home islands, can get high wages so they pay a lot of tax to you. If you shut down the o___m production in Thailand and Yunnan then you can essentially corner the market with production from Visayas and then your farmers will pay a lot of tax to you.
Endgame the craziest setup I've had has been electrified tooling shops in Philippines have machinists (lower class) with a 30 SoL as they're supplying the tooling needs of the entire Empire. But tooling shops seem like an endgame factory for high SoL.