Miku the Based wrote:I don't think my nation has inflation, workers credits is still going to be worth the same all the time.
The accumulation per employee of workers credits for a set hour may change depending on SNLT and where on scale is the capital good or production is capable of outputing in comparison to other production tool. A accumulation of less workers credits for same output per hour means more efficient production tools are being used by other people for the same product and you're getting behind on the SN latter. About the same means there isn't any new production tool for producing the good and the economy stagnates. Having more workers credits for same output over time means equipment is getting destroyed and people are failing to produce this good as expected and you happen to be the one with the capital good able to produce more units per hour and other capital goods are producing diminishing units per hour. That is a sign of crisis and something wrong with the economy.
It depends on the volatility of your currency. If your exchange rate changes, you can calculate the inflation or deflation of your currency. It depends on a few factors.