HP Approaches the Magic World

How to change the currency of the wizarding world?

This kind of topic is really not easy to discuss. If it were in the Muggle world, this kind of problem could be discussed by university professors for ten or eight years.

There is no way to change the monetary system of the wizarding world, there is no doubt about it.

Whether it is the magical world or the Muggle world, a currency system that has been operating for so many years must have its own reasons for existence and reasons for being accepted. Even the most determined wall pushers are members of the wizarding family.

They don't want to change the magical currency system in the wizarding world, not to mention those wall pushers, most of whom just want to use their status as wizards to appropriate the resources of Muggle society.

But Jon didn't think there was anything wrong with their thinking this way, because essentially, his own behavior was the same. He took advantage of some of the conveniences he had in Muggle society and plundered a lot of resources from the Muggle world - the so-called capital.

This is what primitive accumulation looks like, so there is no difference between good and bad.

What everyone values ​​​​is profit, so of course profit is the most important thing.

The capital accumulation in the wizarding world is probably similar. Some relatively expensive things, such as various materials, potions, etc., are all essential to the wizarding world, so

They are very expensive.

However, the population of the wizarding world is very small. The wizards in the entire Western world put together are probably not as large as the population of the United Kingdom.

A small population means that capital cannot actually develop much. This is why a lot of capital in the wizarding world colludes with capital in Muggle society. Without such collusion, capital would not be able to develop to a large extent.

Jon has always felt that although his company has taken advantage of some loopholes, it has a chance to become the popular wizard capital.

After all, no matter what, his identity is here. An ancient nobleman, coupled with his grandmother's personal network, can fully support the rise of their family.

The only problem was that he couldn't explain the existence of wizards to his Muggle subordinates.

But now it seems that this matter is not that important. After all, in normal terms, the current nominal head of his company is still his father, Mr. Smith, who is just the controller behind the scenes.

The power of the controller behind the scenes can often determine the maximum that this capital economy can achieve.

In fact, at this point, if he wanted to tell these secrets, it would not be difficult. After all, he was about to leave Hogwarts and face his life and death crisis.

If he can survive this life and death crisis, his strength and voice will be greatly improved in the entire wizarding world. If he cannot survive this life and death crisis, then who cares about offending

What about the one-time secrecy law?

At least Jon doesn't care.

The law is always something that restrains the weak. In a capitalist country like the West, the law is worthless to him. What's more, Dumbledore and Grindelwald combined are enough to influence the entire Western wizarding world.

As long as Helga does not disappear from this world for a day, the support behind him will never be cut off, whether it is Grindelwald, Dumbledore, or even the remaining Professor Snape and Sprout

Fortunately, where Helga exists, there are countless people willing to support Jon.

The problem now is just that Jon is unwilling to rely on the strength of others. He thinks he can, and Helga taught him this.

There's nothing wrong with that.

"Listen to me, I don't think we need to waste so much energy on this matter.

If you want to get your subordinates back, transfer the main body of the company as soon as possible. In my opinion, the UK has just suffered such a big economic blow and is in urgent need of overseas capital injection.

You can just take advantage of this opportunity to transfer the main body of the company back, and needless to say, the market in America does not have as much development potential as you thought.

What that country is best at is making war profits, but generally speaking, if they don’t transfer conflicts, it will be difficult for them to mobilize the economic tide in their own country.”

What Seshatri analyzed actually makes sense, but what Jon values ​​​​is not the market there. What he values ​​​​is the rapid development of high-tech over there in the next ten to twenty years.

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High-tech is not an easy way to gain profits. It requires a lot of capital investment. If Jon misses the capital investment, the profits in the later period will be obviously less.

The purpose of consolidating the market in the Americas is to retain a power that can be invested in the early stages.

"If that's the case, then I have a way for you to do this, if you want to go from this place to this place."

Seshatri pulled out a map from somewhere, pointed her finger on the drawing, and pointed out two locations to Jon.

America and Britain.

"Ever since the Americas were developed during the Age of Discovery, it has always had a very close connection with the United Kingdom. According to the information I have received before, British capital has actually been injected into the Americas.

Although it was in decline after the two wars and was not as strong as America, the relationship between the two of them was like that of a father and a son.

When a son gets older, although he still has a little grudge against his father, he is less likely to reject the capital instilled by his father. To give you a not-so-appropriate example, even if you have a bitter quarrel with your father, if you

If your father insists on providing you with living expenses, will you refuse?"

This question really hit the soul. Jon thought about it carefully and shook his head. He would not refuse. After all, no one has trouble with money.

"Well, that's the answer. You have to know that no matter how weak the British economy is, it is still a developed country, and the resources a developed country possesses are coveted by everyone.

The Americas will not miss this opportunity for capital injection to save the British economy, because this opportunity is a very rare one. You also said before that Soros was an attacker sent by the Americas. Although it was a German dark wizard behind it,

After all, his identity in Muggle society belongs to the United States, right?

With your economic sense and mine, we can all detect something unusual, do you think the capitalists in the Americas won't be able to detect it?"