I’ve been thinking about how we can make the game more dynamic and competitive for all of us. Right now, it feels like the top businesses are controlled by a few, and it’s tough for the rest of us to keep up with the high prices and wages.
What if we could change that?
Here’s my idea: What if we, the active players, form an alliance to lower wages and reduce production costs? By working together, we could:
Lower prices for goods, making them more accessible to everyone.
Increase our profits by cutting unnecessary costs.
Create a more flexible and competitive market that benefits all of us, not just the top players.
This isn’t about undercutting each other—it’s about collaborating to level the playing field. If we agree on fair wages and pricing, we can all thrive together.
How It Would Work:
Agree on Standard Wages: We set a reasonable wage rate that’s lower than the current market but still fair for workers.
Control Pricing: With lower costs, we can sell goods at competitive prices, attracting more buyers.
Support Each Other: We share resources, strategies, and insights to help everyone in the alliance succeed.
Why This Works:
Strength in Numbers: Together, we can have a bigger impact on the market.
More Flexibility: Lower costs mean we can adapt to market changes faster.
A Fairer Game: This gives everyone a chance to grow, not just the top players.
If you’re interested in joining this alliance or have ideas to improve the plan, let’s discuss it here! The more players we have on board, the stronger we’ll be.
Let’s make Moneyga.me more fun and fair for everyone! 🚀
I’m 100% on board with this idea! The current system makes it hard for newer or smaller businesses to compete, and this alliance could be a game-changer. By working together to set fair wages and control production costs, we can create a healthier, more competitive economy where everyone has a shot at success.
I really like the focus on collaboration over undercutting—this isn’t about hurting anyone’s business, but about building a stronger market for all of us. Lowering costs while keeping prices competitive means we can attract more buyers, grow sustainably, and make the game more engaging.
Count me in! Let’s fine-tune the details and get more players involved. Who else is ready to level the playing field? 🚀
Thanks for the suggestion, Eram! $30-35 USD sounds like a reasonable range to start with. If we all agree to lower wages to this level, we can significantly reduce production costs and make our goods more competitive.
Here’s what I propose:
Set a Standard Wage: Let’s agree on a specific wage within the 30−35 range(example $32 or $34) so we’re all on the same page.
Test the Market: We can try this wage for a week and see how it affects worker availability and our profits.
Adjust as Needed: If we notice workers are harder to find, we can slightly increase the wage, but we should stick together to avoid undercutting each other.
