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Nine out of ten fledgeling lines fail within the first five years. Of those remaining nine out of ten barely break even. That one of a hundred remaining, however, eventually moves up to a higher standard -- perhaps as an [[Interface line|interface line]], perhaps as a [[subsector-wide line]]. Fledgling lines are the most common lines, the most risky and have the greatest potential, however slim the prospects. | Nine out of ten fledgeling lines fail within the first five years. Of those remaining nine out of ten barely break even. That one of a hundred remaining, however, eventually moves up to a higher standard -- perhaps as an [[Interface line|interface line]], perhaps as a [[subsector-wide line]]. Fledgling lines are the most common lines, the most risky and have the greatest potential, however slim the prospects. | ||
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Revision as of 20:11, 13 July 2019
Fledgling Line are the beginners at interstellar trade and transport.
Description (Specifications)
Some are free traders who have been diligent enough (or lucky enough) to make some money and invested in additional ships. Others are veterans of the larger lines, now gone into business for themselves. Still other are partnerships, usually of several independent ship owners who have banded together to create a merchant line. A few are just businessmen, lucky enough to be awarded a merchant subsidy, and a now trying to make it turn a profit.
History & Background (Dossier)
Nine out of ten fledgeling lines fail within the first five years. Of those remaining nine out of ten barely break even. That one of a hundred remaining, however, eventually moves up to a higher standard -- perhaps as an interface line, perhaps as a subsector-wide line. Fledgling lines are the most common lines, the most risky and have the greatest potential, however slim the prospects.
References & Contributors (Sources)
- Classic Traveller Merchant Prince
- Traveller Wiki Editorial Team
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science