As we know, every 3 days if you working twice a day, in the third day after you do your second work you will earn work bonus. So in that day you must have full energy so you can get a lot of money from that. But to have full energy you must buy food. To determine whether it is commensurate with the results obtained, we must calculate the cost in comparison with the results.
In this article we will talk about how to calculate earning that we get from working. After you work, you will earn an amount which is describe with this formula:
Earning = Productivity x Wage x 4 Hours
The productivity level can be calculated by the following formula:
Productivity = (Energy + Economic Score)/2 + Country Productivity Bonus
Energy = your current energy
Economic Score = every 1 work you do you will get 1 economic score and it is cumulative, but every one day it will be reduced by 1.
Country Productivity Bonus = not all country have Country Productivity Bonus. I am in US and there you will get 2 Country Productivity Bonus.
The formula for calculating net earning from work is:
Net Earning = Earning - Government Tax - Recruit Tax
Government Tax = depend of country. There are countries that impose a tax of 10% to 15%.
Recruit Tax = depend on your recruiters' energy. If you are my recruit, relax, you will taxed no more than 10% (but once in 3 days it will increase to no more than 13%)
So, according to the formula. if you are beginner in this game and yo do your second work in the 9th day you will able to earn:
Productivity = (100% + 9%)/2 + 2% = 56.5%
Earning = 56.5% x 20 x 4 = 45.2
Net Earning = 45.2 - 10% - 10% = 36.16
Then you will earn work bonus, the formula is:
Earning from Work Bonus = Work Bonus x Productivity
Net Earning from Work Bonus = Earning from Work Bonus - Recruit Tax
So, according to the formula, you will get:
Earning from Work Bonus = 1000 x 56.5% = 565
Net Earning from Work Bonus = 565 - 10% = 508.5
So your total earning in 9th day is 36.16 + 508.5 = 544.66
Of course that calculation must be deduct again for buying food for energy.
In the following file I have included all the above formulas so you can calculate more accurately.
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