Zachary every time he took over the tablet, felt the electromagnetic pulse as if it had never appeared.
Idly flipping through the exchange prices on the tablet, he noticed that this price list not only had purchase prices but also selling prices.
On this list, the marked-up price difference between most products was not too large, basically not exceeding thirty percent.
However, there was no limit on purchasing, while selling was restricted based on the talent rating indicated in the household registration, with different monthly purchase caps for each person.
Seeing this, Zachary couldn't help but inwardly criticize, although they preach equality for all, in reality, wasn't there still a division into ranks? No matter how nice the talk, it's the actual actions that reveal the truth.
The exchange prices for ingredients here were actually much higher than those in Kyoto, especially the various meats, which were several times more expensive.
