If a first-world country suffers a calamity in which half its population dies, it’ll lose nine-tenths of its economic output at least.
Good point. I find it pretty hard to believe that people would start using gold instead of silver for casual transactions, but I suppose it’s possible.
If a first-world country suffers a calamity in which half its population dies, it’ll lose nine-tenths of its economic output at least.
Good point. I find it pretty hard to believe that people would start using gold instead of silver for casual transactions, but I suppose it’s possible.