Money
Everyone complains about the lack of money. There is no shortage of money but a relative scarcity of goods and things people buy for the money.
Calculate what percentage of the price of all goods and services immediately rose if everyone has the day-to-day in the wallet (and accounts) 7-times money.
Calculate what percentage of the price of all goods and services immediately rose if everyone has the day-to-day in the wallet (and accounts) 7-times money.
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