bartolomeo, 7 months ago The price of a good is a percentage of your wealth. For example, bread costs 0.01% of your wealth. Just like how a fixed-fine legal penalty is a law for the poor, fixed-price goods (especially essentials) are much more burdensome for the poor.
The price of a good is a percentage of your wealth. For example, bread costs 0.01% of your wealth.
Just like how a fixed-fine legal penalty is a law for the poor, fixed-price goods (especially essentials) are much more burdensome for the poor.