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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"
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!
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...
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.