Here it says there isn't enough rubber in the WM to satisfy demand. Yet, when I go take a look at the WM, here's what I find:
According to this ledger, there's a surplus of 30 rubber in the WM. The worst part about this discrepancy is that clearly there IS a worldwide surplus of rubber, because when I take a look at my rubber producing provinces in Africa I get this:
Around 1898, before rubber in the rest of Brazil and Africa was discovered, this province had only around 50% unemployment. After rubber was discovered everywhere else in the world and supply exceeded demand, unemployment skyrocket to around 80-85% in this province.
Clearly there's a surplus of rubber in the WM, so why can't my factories access any rubber? I have tariffs set to 0 and the automobile factory is getting subsidized, not that it should matter because tariffs just raise the cost of imports and it shouldn't prevent factories from getting access to goods.
The worst part about all this is, before 1900, when I basically had a monopoly on rubber in the WM, my automobile and electric gear factories were getting enough rubber due to my own domestic production. My domestic production went DOWN after more rubber was discovered in the rest of the world, and now my factories can't produce anything despite them having access to all the rubber they needed just a few years earlier.