You’re saying that gold is ‘removed from the economy’ but this is incorrect. It’s a transfer of gold. When I buy a token someone received that amount of gold when they sold a token on the AH. I covered this in my blog this week:http://www.wowhead.com/wow-economy-battle-for-azeroth-investments-uldaman-transmog-farming#wow-token-prices …
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I’m not saying you’re bad. I’m saying you’re wrong. There is nothing to disagree with. If you didn’t watch the video then community manager Ythisens also posted about it here:https://twitter.com/CadenHouse/status/997235453680992256 …
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My blog is the reply to community manager Ythisens
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Complex. Here's my econ-y perspective: Exchange rate of gold to items within the WoW economy increases when raw gold is introduced or items are removed. Nothing has changed. The exchange rate of gold-to-Dollars increases when gold is introduced or the token changed. Two markets.
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Which leads to the observed price dynamic for tokens. Gradual increase in price due to the general inflation of WoW gold together with Massive spikes when the utility of tokens has increased (New games you can buy, ability to buy more than just game time etc. )
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