Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country.

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Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

Of course, this mode of operation is not without drawbacks, Haihan is very dependent on commerce, especially cross-border trade, once there are trade disputes, wars, natural disasters and other situations, it is easy to affect the stability of the country. Although people in this era do not know what a trade surplus deficit is, as long as they are a little familiar with the situation of Haihan, they know that the annual export value of goods in Haihan is much greater than the import value. Most of the raw materials purchased by Haihan from the outside are all kinds of raw materials, and almost all of the products exported are mass-produced goods whose prices have increased several times after deep processing. It was precisely by relying on the huge annual trade surplus that the Haihan achieved a rapid accumulation of wealth in just a few years, so that they had enough funds to expand their armaments, build an ocean-going fleet, and constantly open up new colonies overseas.

Today, this business model has entered a virtuous circle, most of the trade between Haihan and other countries is done through these multinational merchants, and a considerable proportion of the development of the new colonies relies on the investment of money and manpower by merchants from various countries, and the official is only responsible for guiding, managing and ensuring security.

This mode of operation reduced the financial pressure on the official government, and the merchants, driven by their profit-seeking nature, were more proactive than the official in the development of the new colonies, avoiding some of the ills caused by the inefficient functioning of the bureaucracy. For the merchants who participated in this process, this was probably their best opportunity to make a fortune ever, and the extremely low operating costs and the lax management system of the new colonies allowed them to obtain a large amount of wealth in a very short time.

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