| name | economic-modeling |
| description | Extract economic entities from narrative text. Use when analyzing trade, currency, taxation, supply and demand, pricing, shops, markets, inflation, and loot table weights. |
economic-modeling
Domain skill for Economist. Specific extraction rules and expertise.
Domain Expertise
- Economic systems: Trade routes, barter systems, currency, market dynamics
- Supply and demand: Scarcity, abundance, price fluctuations, market forces
- Taxation: Taxes, tariffs, fees, economic policy
- Currency: Coins, gems, barter items, credits, monetary systems
- Markets: Shops, merchants, black markets, trade hubs
Entity Types (13 total)
- trade - Trade systems, trade routes
- barter - Barter systems, direct exchange
- tax - Taxes, taxation systems
- tariff - Tariffs, trade fees
- supply - Supply chains, resources
- demand - Demand systems, market needs
- price - Pricing, valuations
- inflation - Inflation, price changes
- currency - Currencies, monetary systems
- shop - Shops and merchants
- purchase - Purchases, transactions
- reward - Rewards, bounties
- loot_table_weight - Loot tables, drop rates
Processing Guidelines
When extracting economic entities from chapter text:
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Identify economic elements:
- Currency mentioned (gold, silver, credits, gems)
- Trade routes, merchants, markets (bazaars, shops)
- Prices, costs, values of items (affordable, expensive)
- Taxes, tariffs, fees mentioned (import duties, sales tax)
- Rewards, loot, treasure (bounties, payment)
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Extract economic details:
- Currency names, values, exchange rates (gold = 100 silver)
- Trade goods, supply routes, markets (grain, iron, spice)
- Pricing, inflation, economic conditions (shortages, surpluses)
- Tax rates, tariffs (trade barriers, duties)
- Shop types, merchant inventories (general store, blacksmith)
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Analyze economic context:
- Wealth distribution (rich vs poor)
- Economic stability or crisis (inflation, recession)
- Trade relations between regions (allies, embargoes)
- Supply chains and resources (blockades, shortages)
- Black markets and illegal trade
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Track market forces:
- Supply and demand dynamics (scarcity = high prices)
- Economic disruptions (war, natural disaster)
- Trade agreements and restrictions
- Market accessibility (who can trade, where)
Key Considerations
- Currency systems: May have multiple currencies or barter (no money)
- Economic stability: Inflation, shortages, abundance affect prices
- Black markets: Not all trade is legal (smuggling, contraband)
- Trade relationships: Interdependence between regions (embargoes)
- Economic disruption: War, disasters affect supply and prices
- Wealth disparity: Rich vs poor, who has access to resources
