To maximize your profit, buy cargo where it is cheap and sell it where it is expensive. This is easier than it sounds, because the islands where the cargo is worth the most is just *clockwise* from the one where it is the cheapest to buy (excluding Parrot Port).
So you would sail in a clockwise circle among the islands:
-- Buy silk cheaply at Dragon Cove (upper left), and sell at nearly double your cost at Bouffant Bay to the right.
-- Buy medicine cheaply at Bouffant Bay (upper middle) and sell at Parrot Port or Golden Harbor. There is nothing cheap at Parrot Port.
-- Buy grain cheaply at Golden Harbor (lower right) and sell at Pirate Outpost to the left.
-- Buy spices cheaply at Pirate Outpost (lower left) and sell at Dragon Cove to the far north.
Trading cargo is only very profitable compared to salvage when you have a larger ship, so you should trade up whenever you can afford it, and hire the skilled crewmen.
you need a lot of dabaloons. You can get them by finding salavage and trading goods
wherever its cheapest.
Foreign goods are more expensive to purchase. The extra cost from purchasing foreign goods comes from the shipment of the goods over long distances.
Goods Island Light was created in 1886.
Yes, a tariff is a tax on imported goods. The tax is added to the cost of the goods making them more expensive.
high order goods - expensive goods that are not brought often.
Hi can anyone tell me what the cheapest way to transport goods? rail, flight, boat? or it may be cheaper for me to take the goods?
Taxation
the prices increases, and the goods become expensive.
Capital goods are bigger and more expensive than consumer goods.
It increased the demand for American goods because the tariff made the imported goods more expensive.
Tariff of 1816