16th century European massive inflation?

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This shouldn't be so nation specific. It's more gold system in the world. Some amount is enough, but more then the GDP is just makes its value less, that means inflation. So for example, One province Austria concuering that gold province next to it should have big inflation. As for example if Portugail concuers Aztecs. Then the amount of inflation should be just catastrophical. And of cource, inflations in different countries that trade one to another should be connected, because it's impossible to have one product in one province by one price and in some province nearby by another, just because there were no inflation. That's not good economical model.

 

[Jolt]

If it's happening, yes. If it isn't, no. That's one of the big differences between EU2 and EU3.

Simple. Some european country starts colonizing gold provinces/conquering the aztecs and inflation starts to hit in Europe.

 

[kleomenes]

Reveilled: That'd be a great system. Presumably, those nations trading in Spain would then create inflation in their own CoTs.
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Errrrr... I know I must sound like an idiot saying this... but, could you clarify the meaning of a cot

 

[MattyG]

Reveilled: That'd be a great system. Presumably, those nations trading in Spain would then create inflation in their own CoTs.
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Errrrr... I know I must sound like an idiot saying this... but, could you clarify the meaning of a cot

What a newbie!

Centre of Trade, the cash cows of EU.

 

[The Witch-King]

In the EU board game inflation was entirely dependent on the amount of influx of gold from the rest of the world. It was a quite simple calculation, but I guess we shall see some sort of dynamic inflation in EU3 which will depend on historical circumstances. Realistic development through no pre-scripted events is what we have been promised, and that is why this shall be an AWESOME game!