Joe Ga didn't explain the complex financial logic to Karman, because if Sangha Town were just an ordinary Central African city, having the Central African Bank lend for 30 years would be destroying the bank.
But Sangha Town is in the midst of rapid development, in just the past half year, miners' wages have jumped from 30 to 60 US Dollars, and this growth will definitely not stall in the next ten years.
Because Joe Ga insisted on paying in US Dollars, it would drive other Tribes' Bosses to do the same.
The rise in salaries and the devaluation of the Central African franc would easily offset the mortgages.
This is the typical developmental dividend, a wave that must be seized, and seized heavily, in order to consolidate wealth and accelerate the development of Sangha Town even further.
It's also because Joe Ga was driven to desperation; his funds kept flowing out like water, and now the apartment buildings were his lifeline.
