@LeavesCat said in Economics, Finance and everything in-between:
@Almond-Magnum The economics are a bit different since not all products are the same relative to each other. The Lion-Yen equivalence seems to be true for salaries and food prices, but basically all types of manufactured luxury items are 100 times as expensive as on Earth, if not more.
The economy can't really be directly compared to modern Earth due to the fact that Yurgenschmidt is in the middle of taking its first step towards the industrial revolution whereas Earth is a solid two centuries past the revolution itself. (And like 600-700 past that first step.) Since they have no mass production of any kind other than the very recently-developed printing press, most luxury goods are disproportionately expensive compared to how they'd be perceived in our modern economies.