drfate786

I dont think you understand cause-effect scenarios

What is that suppose to mean? Real life inflation is what runs the economy, the same logic applies to LoTC. Inflation is a natural economic process in which the dollar becomes worth less money as there's more of it in circulation. The Mina is worth a certain amount of gold just like the dollar, having more of it in circulation doesn't harm the economy or have a cause and effect scenario. If the Mina became worthless due to too many of them being in circulation then the staff can release a new currency/currency wipe to solve the issue. 

A currency wipe would be a recession, which occurs in real life. Look to the german mark after world war one for an example.

Yeah but let's say the gm shop makes their iron 1 mina per ingot. That'll make everyone else try to decrease their price to match that and iron becomes pretty much invaluable due to it being super cheap. People make less money, and there is less iron run by the player market which is valuable if we want a realistic market.

And I was gonna comment on your economics and how its irrelevant due to this economy not being like real life, however, your point saying the staff could wipe the currency to solve the issue is dumb. You literally said in your first post to make a GM shop so the minas become less valuable, then say if they become worthless just scratch the whole system. You're just creating the problem then solving it, it's pointless.