Godan instinctively nodded, feeling that what the Crown Prince said seemed quite reasonable, but it contradicted the economic theories he had studied for decades, making it difficult for him to accept at the moment.
As for Lavallette, he had long since entered a "sleepwalking" state.
Joseph could only let them go back and gradually digest it, and at this moment, he continued discussing the financial war:
"So at this point, we must use all means to push up England's inflation rate to accelerate their plunge into stagflation."
Godan immediately responded: "This happens to coincide with our previous plan, Your Highness."
The original goal of the financial war was to use various imported inflation to trap England in high inflation when the British Government was massively printing money to swallow up the national debt.
It was just unexpected that there was now an opportunity to induce England's stagflation.
