Why is one condition for the humane victory "taxation laws at max"? I thought humane victory it's when people must pay minimum taxes. where is logic?

This game was interesting, but the mechanics were too shallow for my taste and there was a lot of missed opportunity for other fields of business (industry, mining, cybernetics, etc.) and all the other things that go into making a corporation (the really dumbed down corporate HQ thing where you just upgrade three seperate branches, the total lack of any logistical or manufacturing simulation, no security forces or departments or things like that). Is there any other business games set in a Cyberpunk settin...

I know that I can skip the tutorial (although I had forgotten it at the time). However, most (all?) tutorials in this game give you the necessary resources to complete the tutorial so that you come out ahead after finishing. However, the Agendas tutorial gives you the necessary Military, Class, Cyber but not extra authority. I had been planning on purchasing a different agenda and had to wait many turns to rebuild authority due to the forced purchase of the tutorial agenda....

Some products generate less income than they cost. Ex: Launch cost 246 mil, potential income 160 mil. However, this product is listed at the top of the list when sorted by value! How could something that generates less potential income than it costs to launch possibly be at the top of the list for value? Second, why is it this way at all? It has nothing to do with tax rates, as mine are all at 0%....

Are all the achievements actually attainable? I haven't managed to get the Mutant Crisis to trigger at all, or the AI crisis. And no matter how I bungle, I can't seem to fail the Climate Crisis. I also can't seem to do the "Walk away with Ayisha" one. Any help?...