Economics?

[Snall]

I raised this question a while ago I believe, are we still going with the inflation if you keep gold? Which I still feel is very...err..wrong.

 

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...different game developer

But the idea is still right tho.. inflation DOES increase if Money increases, while Production remains constant.

But then, inflation should dissapear when the money is permanently gone/spent.

Still i guess the best counter argument is that inflation in "cash" demands a cash economy, and as far as i know it was a barter economy at the time...
Even then, at a exeptionally good harvest there will be "grain inflation"

Hope that didnt get too complicated

 

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I feel we're going to have a different inflation/money system... you know, by those days most of Europe and the lands covered by CK didn't even know what money is! Feudalism... remember it!

 

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I really hope money doesn't have the same importance it had in EU2.

Having loyal vassals that supply you with troops and taxes regularly is surely more important than having a big box full of gold in your royal private chamber...

 

[Snall]

Like hell, gold was very important. BUT, having alot of gold DID NOT increase inflation people. I don't see how people get this..if anything it would decrease inflation because there would be less in circulation by the general populace, other nobles.