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1.a Technology trades will be based on beakers with equality being the goal.
1.b Differences can be made up in gold immediately or beaker-credits can be awarded.
1.c The gold/beaker exchange rate is not fixed and depends only on mutual agreement.
1.d Techs that lost the availability of a one-time only bonus (ie: world wonder, religion, great person, free tech, ...) will be worth less than their in-game value.
2. Each of the civs agrees not to retrade any technology acquired in trade from one of the others; without prior agreement of the researching nation.
3. Arranged trades are kept even if a tech to be traded for is acquired by other means.
1.b Differences can be made up in gold immediately or beaker-credits can be awarded.
1.c The gold/beaker exchange rate is not fixed and depends only on mutual agreement.
1.d Techs that lost the availability of a one-time only bonus (ie: world wonder, religion, great person, free tech, ...) will be worth less than their in-game value.
2. Each of the civs agrees not to retrade any technology acquired in trade from one of the others; without prior agreement of the researching nation.
3. Arranged trades are kept even if a tech to be traded for is acquired by other means.
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