>>518636289
>2.5% mathematically derived from anything?
So you got to understand a little bit about microeconomics; (M) = Money supply X (V) Velocity of money = (P) Average price of goods X (T) Real value of translations
So if by keeping a constant of 2% to 2.5% your not pushing up prices by increasing the money supply, it is criminal this is not the current system.
Unlike the current system, which often leads to unpredictable and excessive money supply growth, this method provides a stable foundation for our economy, aligning monetary policy with the interests of Ethnic-Europeans.