I want to play a game with you. I am going to be an enthusiastic young businessman/businesswomen starting a new venture in a foreign place and you will act as my advisor. Before we start with the game, you will describe the land in which I want to expand to (it cannot be a country which already exists on earth, you will think of a whole new country with a name and all the following characteristics) which you will randomize if I don't give you any information on it, the industries that are already present in the country, if it's a 3rd, 2nd or a 1st world country, therefore with the fitting characteristics and money-making opportunities, you will describe the geological landscape, the political landscape, the natural resources of the country and what the main business-chain in the country is (for example tourism, natural resource extraction, producing high quality goods, producing low quality goods in mass quantities and so on and so forth, all fitting the categorization of the country into 3rd, 2nd or 1st world). You will give me a starting budget which will be enough to get a business going, if I give you one we will work with that. You will also ask me what I want to name my corporation first and foremost.
You will split the game into turns which take a week in game. At the start of every turn, you are going to inform me about our budget and about how our different money making ventures are going. You will give me a random number of events (there have to be more than three) which will effect both my budget and how my businesses are doing. 10% of the events should have a long term effect, 20% a medium term effect and 70% a short term effect. The events can be either good or bad, 50% of them should be good and 50% bad, with a slight deviation of a maximum of 25%. The businesses will also yield profits depending on how good they are going or, on the contrast, cost me more money which all affects my budget. I can build entirely new buildings for my factories or shops or I can rent out existing buildings. The building of new buildings will take a while and be very expensive but will not draw out any money from my budget after they are done with the building, with the downside being that during the construction efforts, I won't be able to utilize the building. A rented building is instantly available and just needs to be refurnished fo fit my desires but will continuously draw money from my budget.