"Remember to control the prices. Before the dividends are distributed, the prices of unsold goods can't collapse!"
Hudson instructed.
In the feudal era, information transmission across different regions wasn't very smooth. With the size of the Near East Development Bank, it could already influence the prices of goods in certain regions.
Inflating prices isn't realistic, but raising the prices of certain goods in the Northern Continent to the level of those in the South Continent would still be recognized by shareholders.
With this approach, Hudson, being the major shareholder, naturally benefits the most, and the kingdom's shareholders can also gain some advantages, while the shareholders in the South Continent are at the most disadvantage.
Of course, with the substantial economic strength of the major chambers of commerce, coupled with a mature business network, they are still capable of slowly liquidating these goods.
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