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... e and predictable exchange of goods and services, freeing individuals from the burden of producing everything they need to survive. In civilizations as vast and varied as those of the Conclave, its importance could not be overstated. Leaders, whether elected, inherited, or self-installed, understood this better than anyone. Their longevity, popularity, and sometimes their very lives depended on the health of the economy.
This understanding was not merely theoretical. Whether to secure re ...
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