Those were the Golden Days of iEra. Now we seem to be in some sort of economic downfall. The demand goes up, but the supply is unlimited...so why does the price increase? This question boggles the minds of economists around the globe...or it would if they cared  |
Simple. Era models Germany circa 1929. Germany has a good supply of coal (guns in our case). But the "allies" (the people of era.) want that coal so Germany suspends the production of coal. (Development of guns.) To keep the people happy the gov. prints more money for the unemployed (Making better mods to the guns.) But as they do that the everyday items become more valuable (guns.) so people raise the price of the items as well. See how that works out?