In Victoria 3, a single unit of goods is produced and immediately sold at a price determined by how many consumers are willing to buy it at the moment of production. This means a state with underdeveloped infrastructure will trade less with the market and rely more on locally available goods. Buy and Sell Orders submitted to the market are scaled by the amount of Market Access the state has. The more Buy Orders than Sell Orders the higher the price will be and vice versa. This is based on the balance between a marketвЂ™s Buy and Sell Orders, with the base price as a baseline. When determining prices for goods across a marketвЂ™s many states we start by determining a market price. This is the price it would fetch given ideal market conditions: all demand is fulfilled perfectly with available supply, with zero goods produced in excess of demand. These states all have a variable degree of Market Access representing how well-connected they are to every other state in the market.ДЄs discussed in the Goods development diary, all goods have a base price. Every state connected to this market capital - overland or by sea through ports - is also part of the market. As your industrial base grows, so does your demand for infrastructure to bring goods to market.Д«y default, every country is in control of its own market which is typically, but not always though, centered on its capital state. Expanding your national market in Victoria 3 to encompass more territory means more raw resources for your furnaces and more customers for your manufacturing industries.

Victoria 2 economic policy