Conversation: `kpb_wand`

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Script	Slot	In module
`kpb_setint_5`	action	✓
`kpb_globals`	active	✓
`kpb_setint_4`	action	✓
`kpb_setint_3`	action	✓
`kpb_setint_2`	action	✓
`kpb_setint_1`	action	✓

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entry #0 (if kpb_globals) — Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…

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entry #0 (if kpb_globals) ¶

Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipulate?

reply #1 ¶

I would like to deal with the global interest rate on deposits and loans.

entry #1 ¶

The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to do?

reply #20 → kpb_setint_1 ¶

I would like to change the rate to 1%.

↩ entry #0 “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #19 → kpb_setint_2 ¶

I would like to change the rate to 2%.

↩ entry #0 “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #18 → kpb_setint_3 ¶

I would like to change the rate to 3%.

↩ entry #0 “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #17 → kpb_setint_4 ¶

I would like to change the rate to 4%.

↩ entry #0 “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #16 → kpb_setint_5 ¶

I would like to change the rate to 5%.

↩ entry #0 “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #3 ¶

Tell me about the interest rate.

entry #2 ¶

Interest rates can be the driving force or the bane of the economy. The higher the rates, the more money people make on their deposit. The lower the rates, the less they make.

reply #12 ¶

Why would I want to raise the rates?

entry #7 ¶

Raising the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The higher the rates, the more money the bank makes, but the less people receive.

reply #13 ¶

Continue...

entry #8 ¶

People make more money, but the economy inflates. The value of gold decreases. So, people have more money to spend, but their wealth loses value.

reply #15 ¶

I see. What about lowering the rates?

entry #5 ¶

Lowering the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The lower the rates, the less money people make on their deposits.

reply #9 ¶

Continue...

entry #6 ¶

With lower rates, it takes more money deposited to make good interest. People save more and spend less, but more loans are taken out.

reply #11 ¶

What about raising the rates?

↩ entry #7 “Raising the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The hi…”

reply #10 ¶

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

↩ entry #1 “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #14 ¶

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

↩ entry #1 “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #8 ¶

Why would I want to lower the rates?

↩ entry #5 “Lowering the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The l…”

reply #5 ¶

Where is the balance found?

entry #3 ¶

The balance is important. If many people are poor, lowering the rates will stimulate the economy. If many rich, raising the rates will cause wealth to be distributed better, decreasing the interest on large deposits.

reply #6 ¶

Continue...

entry #4 ¶

Keep the rates at a reasonable amount to both stimulate in hard times and to keep wealth distributed in good times.

reply #7 ¶

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

↩ entry #1 “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #4 ¶

I see. I would like to deal with the rates.

↩ entry #1 “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #2 ¶

I would not like to make any changes.

reply #0 ¶

I do not care to make any changes.

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entry #0

Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipulate?

→ reply #1 “I would like to deal with the global interest rate on deposits and loans.”
→ reply #0 “I do not care to make any changes.”

entry #1

The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to do?

→ reply #20 “I would like to change the rate to 1%.”
→ reply #19 “I would like to change the rate to 2%.”
→ reply #18 “I would like to change the rate to 3%.”
→ reply #17 “I would like to change the rate to 4%.”
→ reply #16 “I would like to change the rate to 5%.”
→ reply #3 “Tell me about the interest rate.”
→ reply #2 “I would not like to make any changes.”

entry #2

Interest rates can be the driving force or the bane of the economy. The higher the rates, the more money people make on their deposit. The lower the rates, the less they make.

→ reply #12 “Why would I want to raise the rates?”
→ reply #8 “Why would I want to lower the rates?”
→ reply #5 “Where is the balance found?”
→ reply #4 “I see. I would like to deal with the rates.”

entry #3

→ reply #6 “Continue...”

entry #4

Keep the rates at a reasonable amount to both stimulate in hard times and to keep wealth distributed in good times.

→ reply #7 “I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.”

entry #5

Lowering the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The lower the rates, the less money people make on their deposits.

→ reply #9 “Continue...”

entry #6

With lower rates, it takes more money deposited to make good interest. People save more and spend less, but more loans are taken out.

→ reply #11 “What about raising the rates?”
→ reply #10 “I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.”

entry #7

Raising the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The higher the rates, the more money the bank makes, but the less people receive.

→ reply #13 “Continue...”

entry #8

People make more money, but the economy inflates. The value of gold decreases. So, people have more money to spend, but their wealth loses value.

→ reply #15 “I see. What about lowering the rates?”
→ reply #14 “I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.”

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reply #0

I do not care to make any changes.

reply #1

I would like to deal with the global interest rate on deposits and loans.

→ entry #1 “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #2

I would not like to make any changes.

reply #3

Tell me about the interest rate.

→ entry #2 “Interest rates can be the driving force or the bane of the economy. The higher…”

reply #4

I see. I would like to deal with the rates.

→ child “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #5

Where is the balance found?

→ entry #3 “The balance is important. If many people are poor, lowering the rates will stim…”

reply #6

Continue...

→ entry #4 “Keep the rates at a reasonable amount to both stimulate in hard times and to kee…”

reply #7

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

→ child “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #8

Why would I want to lower the rates?

→ entry #5 “Lowering the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The l…”

reply #9

Continue...

→ entry #6 “With lower rates, it takes more money deposited to make good interest. People s…”

reply #10

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

→ child “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #11

What about raising the rates?

→ child “Raising the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The hi…”

reply #12

Why would I want to raise the rates?

→ entry #7 “Raising the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The hi…”

reply #13

Continue...

→ entry #8 “People make more money, but the economy inflates. The value of gold decreases.…”

reply #14

I see. I'd like to deal with the rates.

→ child “The current rate is <CUSTOM30>% for deposits and loans. What would you like to…”

reply #15

I see. What about lowering the rates?

→ child “Lowering the rates has both positive and negative effects on the economy. The l…”

reply #16 → kpb_setint_5

I would like to change the rate to 5%.

→ child “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #17 → kpb_setint_4

I would like to change the rate to 4%.

→ child “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #18 → kpb_setint_3

I would like to change the rate to 3%.

→ child “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #19 → kpb_setint_2

I would like to change the rate to 2%.

→ child “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

reply #20 → kpb_setint_1

I would like to change the rate to 1%.

→ child “Good day! I am the Global Economy Stone. Which values would you like to manipu…” (if kpb_globals)

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