Markets
Europa Universalis V is the first title of the series with dynamic flow of goods between ever changing markets. Markets expand and retract based on their market attraction, goods flow dynamically from market to market depending on trade range and trades being done by nations with trade capacity in those markets.

Markets Mapmode in 1337

Market Map Modes in 1798 - Can you guess which nation was being played in this run?

Simply put, a market is where goods are bought and sold. Each market is anchored by a market center, located in a specific location, but its reach extends to other locations based on the Market Attraction and Market Protectionism of the market owner. The market owner is the nation that owns the market center, though ownership does not guarantee dominance. Weaker market owners can be outmaneuvered and dwarfed, and stronger rivals can often dictate the flow of trade.

A Breakdown of the Genoa market mid campaign (late 1500s). Genoa is struggling to maintain control over their own market