"The banker may issue new money on slips of ordinary paper." It's just like the real world.

I learned more from Monopoly than I ever did in any economics class.

Never realized it when I was a kid. Never really read instructions when I was a kid, for board, card, or video games.

Now that I'm an adult, it makes sense.

In that game, rules are bent if all players agree.. What if the banker had all the power.. he could send you to jail.. maybe even kick you out of the game if you didn’t submit..

This shouldn't be flagged shitpost

This is not a shit post.

Yes. That is what we did when we were kids. We just made more moneymand gave credits to our bretheren, so the game would never end. Lots of fun.

We can safely say that we are well past the "use slips of paper" stage in real life.

Inflation is a bitch

that is why .gov en .bank are one and the same, providing you with an UBI (go directly to start and collect)

• delete hypothecation

or

• delete inflation by limiting building and/ or prices increases

• or delete UBI, no new money inserted into the system.

See what happens.

In the real world, if the bank runs out of money they will take yours. Under the great reset governments will pay off your creditors and take the assets. So you will own nothing and be happy about it. Yea right.

Wild how our central bank works the same way as monopoly huh?

Also if you get Park place AND Boardwalk it's 1,000,000$

I'm familiar with that arrangement.

The game truly does imitate real life.

We live in a board game