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fig. 2.8.1: twenty years of the grain rule, capacity over need drifting 1.13 to 1.02, with and without supply response

fig. 2.8.1 · twenty years of the grain rule, capacity over need drifting 1.13 to 1.02, with and without supply response.
SUPPLY RESPONSE HOLDS GRAIN AT 12.8, NOT 43.7WITH THE SUPPLY RESPONSE, ELASTICITY 0.35BOUND ALONE, NO RESPONSEONE LINE IS ONE 20-YEAR RUN OF THE GRAIN RULE WITH CAPACITY OVER NEED WALKING1.13 TO 1.02; THE LIT LINE IS THE RUN NAMED ABOVE.COVER, IN YEARS OF NEED · TARGET 1.000.51.005101520YEAR OF THE RUNRESPONSE 0.88BOUND ALONE 0.46GRAIN PRICE · REFERENCE 10 · THE PANEL IS THE CLAMP, 3 TO 14031030100140CEILING, 14 TIMES REFERENCEFLOOR, 0.3 TIMES REFERENCE05101520YEAR OF THE RUNRESPONSE 12.8BOUND ALONE 43.7

source: vicky @ 93c9f5e · game/sim.py lines 41-71 (constants and the derived surplus), 259-270 (price rule), 1157-1158 (cold years), 1200-1216 (production, supply response, noise, consumption, then carry); docs/economy.md lines 97-102 (the 7.3 and the measured drift) · deterministic run of the source rule with fixed need · granary.data.ts

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