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I always have to click each missing item and calculate in mind the needed cash in Moscow to find out how much cash i need to start a new job. So here's what I did. Maybe you could add such a feature in official version :)

I use couple of my modifications, so it would be hard to post a patch here, so I'll try to describe it.
In function GM_MW_DoCalcExp(searchNode) in the loop where the cells of a single job are iterated :

var elCells = elRows[r].getElementsByTagName("td");
               for(var c=0; c<elCells.length; c++) ...

//calculating a total price of missing items to finish job
else if (elCells[c].className == "job_required_items" && ElementCheck(elCells[c],"job_required_items")) 
{
	//the price and number of needed stuff can be found in onclick event handler in function create_buy_item_lbox
	var icons = elCells[c].getElementsByTagName("a"); 
	var suma =0;
	var price = 0, number = 0;
	var regexp = /.*create_buy_item_lbox\(\".*\", *\".*\", *(\d+), *\d+, *(\d+)\).*/
	for(var i=0; i<icons.length; i++)
	{
		if (icons[i].getAttribute("onclick").match(regexp) == null)
			continue;
		price = parseInt(RegExp.$1);
		number = parseInt(RegExp.$2);
		if (!isNaN(price) && !isNaN(number)) {
			suma += price * number;
		}
	}
	if (suma != 0 ){ //adding commas
		suma = suma.toString();
		var rgx = /(\d+)(\d{3})/;
		while (rgx.test(suma)) {
			suma = suma.replace(rgx, '$1' + ',' + '$2');
		}
		elCells[c].innerHTML += '<br /><div>'+suma+'</div>'
	}
}

Good idea owiec!

I like that it shows the cost of the items that are still red, but what does the smaller number under the experience ratio mean?

First of all, great job with all this, respect T1G :)
And the second, I find another thing pretty useful - making ratios colorful :) Helps to make a decision which job is more valuable at the moment. Also exp ratio precision could be widen a bit. In Moscow, most of the jobs' exp ratios are ~1.8 but they're not always the same.
The snip below paints ratios form red, which is lowest ratio to green which is the highest.

In function: function GM_MW_DoCalcExp(searchNode) ,
in the block: if (moneyGain != -1 && expGain != -1 && energyNeed != -1 && editContainer != null && foundRequiredItems)
replace it with:

if (moneyGain != -1 && expGain != -1 && energyNeed != -1 && editContainer != null && foundRequiredItems)

{
	var cashRatio = cashGain / energyNeed;
	var ratio = expGain / energyNeed;
	var hrElement = document.createElement('br');
	var ratioElement = document.createElement('span');
	var cashRatioElement = document.createElement('span');
	ratioElement.textContent = ratio.toFixed(3);
	ratioElement.style.color = "black";
	ratioElement.style.align = "center";
	cashRatioElement.textContent = "$"+cashRatio.toFixed(0);
	//configurables:
	var colorMin = 1.7; // lowest exp ratio painted in red
	var colorMax = 2.1; //higest exp ratio - painted in green
	var cashColorMin = 2000; // see exp ratio
	var cashColorMax = 5000; // see exp ratio
	if (ratio < colorMin) {
		ratioElement.style.backgroundColor = "red";
	} else if ( ratio >= colorMin && ratio <= colorMax ) {
		var color = ((ratio - colorMin)/(colorMax-colorMin))*255;
		colorRGB = "rgb(" + (255 - color).toFixed(0) + ',' + color.toFixed(0) + ",0)";		
		ratioElement.style.backgroundColor = colorRGB;
	} else {
		ratioElement.style.backgroundColor = "green";
	}
	if (cashRatio < cashColorMin) {
		cashRatioElement.style.backgroundColor = "red";
	} else if ( cashRatio >= cashColorMin && cashRatio <= cashColorMax ) {
		var color = ((cashRatio - cashColorMin)/(cashColorMax-cashColorMin))*255;
		colorRGB = "rgb(" + (255 - color).toFixed(0) + ',' + color.toFixed(0) + ",0)";		
		cashRatioElement.style.backgroundColor = colorRGB;
	} else {
		cashRatioElement.style.backgroundColor = "green";
	}
	editContainer.appendChild(hrElement);
	editContainer.appendChild(ratioElement);
	editContainer.appendChild(hrElement);
	editContainer.appendChild(cashRatioElement);
	editContainer = null; //not to add ratios any more
}

Like in previous case, it's kind of POC (although, works for me). Try it, it and if you like, feel free to make use of it.
Cheers

T1G,
I've learned a lesson from you :)
I did a couple tries with different colors, but they didn't do the magic :) or maybe I already got used to old colors.
So, probably the best option is to leave a possibility to use colors or not.

Hi,
I've updated the part which counts money for required items, as well as ratios for Triad/Yakuza jobs in Bangkok:
line 462:

if((elCells[c].className == "job_reward" || elCells[c].className == "job_reward job_no_border")  && ElementCheck(elCells[c],'job reward'))

else if ((elCells[c].className == "job_required_items" || elCells[c].className =="job_required_items job_no_border") && ElementCheck(elCells[c],'job required items'))
{
  //calculating a total price of missing items to finish job -- By owiec
  foundRequiredItems = true;
  // the total price taken from div with id "popup_inner_text". There are multiple divs with this id, so it's necessary to iterate over the set of divs inside the table cell
  var icons = elCells[c].getElementsByTagName("div"); 
  var suma =0;
  var price = 0, number = 0;
  //var regexp = /.*create_buy_item_lbox\(\".*\", *\".*\", *(\d+), *\d+, *(\d+)\).*/
  var regexp = /.*Buy.*for.*\$([0-9,]+).*/
  for (var i = 0; i<icons.length; i++)
  {
    if ("popup_inner_text"==icons[i].getAttribute("id"))
    {
      GM_log(icons[i].innerHTML);
      if (icons[i].innerHTML.match(regexp) == null)
        continue;
      price = parseInt(RegExp.$1.replace(",", ""));
      GM_log(RegExp.$1);
      if (!isNaN(price))
      suma += price;
    }
  }
  GM_log(suma);
  if (suma != 0 ){ //adding commas
    suma = suma.toString();
    var rgx = /(\d+)(\d{3})/;
    while (rgx.test(suma)) {
      suma = suma.replace(rgx, '$1' + ',' + '$2');
    }
    elCells[c].innerHTML += '<br /><div>['+suma+']</div>'
  }
}		

else if ((elCells[c].className == "job_energy" || elCells[c].className == "job_energy job_no_border") && ElementCheck(elCells[c],'job energy'))

Can I request a small addition to the quick links.
I've put the following line in at 348 to make a quick link to the Robbing page.

     elLinksDivs[p].innerHTML += ' ' + getLinkCode('R', null, myMafiaStyle, 'robbing', 'view');

It can be put anywhere in that section but it's handy to go straight to the Robbing page.

Cool script, can't even begin to estimate the amount of time it's saved me!
Keep up the good work!