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Phalanxia

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From my experience, the economic turmoil of the end-game lies in large part with the massive undersupply of rubber on the WM. Would Synthetic Rubber factories be an appropriate response to this problem , both historically and economically, or would they be anachronistic and/or tackling merely a symptom of the late-game economy?