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Trade policies could be an interesting addition to this guide, for the "maximize trading" and "hostile trading" policies.
There are three points where I'm having trouble :
1) In the embargo part, it seems some text is missing :
"Embargo's use half (50%) of your own trade power to compete with the trade power of the country you embargo: as such, it has no effect in trade nodes you have no trade power in, and has a great effect in trade nodes you dominate. Embargo efficiency increases
2) On the Steer Trade merchant action, I don't really understand this part :
"An exception is if you're the only trade power in a trade node with plenty of wealth or there is too much competition in your home trade node, but these should be very rare cases for 9 out of 10 countries!"
I understand for the first case, as steering from a node were you are the big fish isn't interesting in most cases, after all you can eat the whole pie by collecting in that node instead of sharing by steering further.
3) In the trade node interface, It's not really clear what "up stream steering" does.
From what I gather in the wiki, it just means that you contributed your steering modifier to the trade flow, even if no merchant is present? Do I understand that well?
As you can see, it's mostly small stuff, the rest is pretty clear, it's an awesome work you did here, thanks again :)