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- Each nation has a currency and each region a private-sector cash basket, borrowing from its central bank at the bank's rate; the government may always pay, going into central-bank debt when its budget runs red. - Resources are bought from reachable stores only: the region itself first, then same-nation regions, then foreign ones, paid for out of private cash or, for government orders, the treasury. Drawn national stores are paid to their owning region. - A grid in deficit imports power from a reachable surplus grid instead of a market fallback; downgrading a building no longer refunds anything. - The monthly budget lists each resource's economic value, expands to a resource-to-source tree and keeps a cash figure beside it. - Regions report what their people went short of over the day; starved research buildings and power-starved works raise a private daily notice. - The city panel gains a Resources tab: reserves per resource, their market value and the private sector's daily consumption.