Improving throughput will increase both the input goods and output goods. However if you also consume the produced goods the extra availability, and reduced price, are not all bad. Here the extra goods may oversupply the market resulting in selling a smaller proportion of your production - however you should still sell more goods in total - and reduce the price. Improving output efficiency will increase the amount of goods produced - the extra goods you produce at the same cost can be sold for additional profit. However if you also produce those input goods the reduced consumption, and price, are not all good. A minor side effect is that less of the input goods are consumed which may also reduce the price of the input goods for additional savings. Improving input efficiency will reduce the cost of running the factory - so more of the money you get from selling the same amount of goods will be profit. Output sales is based on output efficiency * throughput Thus input costs is based on input efficiency * throughput Throughput is the number of units of production. ![]() ![]() ![]() Output is the amount of output goods per unit of production. Input is the amount of input goods per unit of production.
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