Chapter 722: Chapter 716: Going Against the Heavens


    As soon as Daniel Teddy spoke, Finn Lewis was taken aback, and so were the others present. However, no onemented carelessly. Daniel Teddy’s words were peculiar. The reason was simple: Daniel Teddy and his team were buyers, and it was unheard of for a buyer to think that the seller’s price was too low.


    But that’s what happened. After a pause, Daniel Teddy simply said: “Mr. Lewis, I know that selling at 1 billion me Nation coins per unit does give a profit. However, I think the price should be set around 1.5 billion me Nation coins.” Daniel Teddy boldly proposed a 50% price hike just like that!


    This left the otherpany heads speechless. However, among them were those who reacted quickly and began to ponder. Daniel Teddy’s proposal was not groundless, but was it really good to pressure the price so low? Not necessarily. The reason was simple: if the price was too low, they could buy, but so could others, which would not be advantageous for them in capturing the market.


    Of course, they had money, as did foreign airlines. All were on equal footing, but the people present thought more about the fact that while each individual airline was apany, they were state-owned enterprises, and thus arge portion of the profits belonged to the state.


    In this way, even if the price were raised and the money earned by the manufacturer went to the state, it did not matter as it was merely a transfer of funds from one pocket to another within the state. But they certainly could not let foreigners profit from this, could they?


    It’s not that Daniel Teddy and his team were so enlightened. Although they were state-owned enterprises, the state did not micromanage them. Nheless, they all felt that the state must be aware of Finn Lewis’s actions. If the state knew, someone was certainly watching their performance today.


    Although they were not politicians, in this country, the power of the government was strong. So, there was no harm in doing this. Regardless of the selling price, their personal interests did not conflict with it.


    Finn Lewis’s mind was quick. He quickly understood, and those who didn’t understand were quickly enlightened by others. They were whispering to each other, and after a few minutes, a second person spoke up: “Mr. Lewis, we also think a selling price of 1.5 billion is better.”


    Now, more people agreed. In fact, Finn Lewis’s price was a bit risky. ording to Luna Starfield’s evaluation, the selling price should be around 2.5 billion to be just right. This was not just about how much the product sold for.


    They had to consider the whole country’s economic system. Anything Finn Lewis produced could be said to monopolize the market. But if they sold haphazardly, their products would certainly cause the national economic system to copse, and the loss then would be truly terrifying. As a matter of fact, many low-priced products they are currently producing are already testing the me Nation’s economic stability.<div>


    Fortunately, their technology is very advanced, which continues to stimte the growth of the me Nation’s economy, and they are constantly expanding their market share worldwide. Consequently, economic risks are transferred to other countries under such circumstances.


    The me Nation’s problem is not serious, as me Emperor and Luna Starfield are in control. There was no need to worry about this. Some pricing considerations definitely exist, but for every product Finn Lewis offers, including materials and construction, money is involved. Money is only money when it circtes.


    When a nation’s money does not circte, its economic system will inevitably copse. What was the cause of the 2008 global subprime mortgage crisis? It was because the North Federation’s federal coin could not circte, and the money could not flow from the wealthy to ordinary people, thus causing an economic crisis.


    At that time, the finance minister of the North Federation said that unless they sprinkled money down on the people from helicopters, there was no way out. This is how the subprime mortgage crisis broke out.


    It can thus be seen that having extreme wealth concentration is not a good thing. This is why, when a nation bes wealthy,rge-scale enhancements in ensuring a decent standard of living for ordinary people ur. This is to give money to ordinary people. Of course, this is an integral part of a nation’s economic system. Finn Lewis does not need to worry about aspects such as intion rates, as there are experts to handle it.


    The financial issue of a country is far from simple.


    “Okay, we’ll go ording to the price you gentlemen have proposed. Of course, this matter must be kept confidential by all of you. The official selling price will continue to rise, at least to around 1.8 billion for other countries. Of course, that’s only part of it. Whether the aircraft can be exported is still uncertain, but there is a high possibility that it will be exportable.” Finn Lewis said with a smile.


    “We don’t have a say in this, after all, it concerns national security. But what we’re concerned about is, Mr. Lewis, if we all ce orders for this ne, can you keep up with production?” What Daniel Teddy was really concerned about was this.


    Actually, countless factories are springing up in the me Nation, with the emergence of some leading to the closure of others. But overall, the number of factories is increasing, which necessitates a substantial rise in the number of workers. Statistics indicate that at least tens of millions of new jobs have been created this year.


    This is a huge boon to the me Nation’s economic development. Employment rates are deeply tied to everything in a nation. Apanying thises the rise in various welfare benefits, but prices remain stable, which is deeply tied to Luna Starfield’s contributions.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    The addition of tens of millions of workers is a tremendous thing for any nation. It is the me Nation, with itsrge poption, that does not seem overburdened. However, the increase in workers has caused a temporary shortage ofbor. But this does not matter, it will elerate urbanization and mechanization in rural areas.


    The mechanization level of the me Nation’s rural popce isparable to that of the North Federation in the 1990s, and cannot bepared to the modern North Federation. As early as the year 2000, the North Federation had self-driving harvesters that could automatically harvest wheat and return to their starting point. The me Nation is far from achieving this.


    Of course, the North Federation is understaffed and has no choice. The me Nation does not need self-driving, butrge tracts ofnd are beginning to be collectively farmed, which is also a trend.


    The factories for these aircraft have beenpleted. Coupled with the downturn in the me Nation’s real estate industry, a resurgence in the construction industry driven by the construction of various types of factories nationwide has urred. It’s fortunate that Finn Lewis had the foresight to build these factories in advance.


    “They have already been built. ording to the current schedule, we canplete 20 of these nes every month.” Finn Lewis announced with a smile.


    Do not underestimate the rate of production of 20 units per month. This rate is already very high. If they wanted to speed up, they could, but there was no need.