you are talking about the current value as offered by the industry, but the actual value it will have down the line is not messured in monetary terms. Or at lea

you are talking about the current value as offered by the industry, but the actual value it will have down the line is not messured in monetary terms. Or at least, if you think money were happinies, you argue for inflation. Differential equations are often used to model dynamic systems. What you mention is only one first order solution to a partial deq only (ok, i'm pretending, sew me), implying a linear relation, but you omit the other dimension. Who is going to buy from the industry, in case the inflation rises to the point of starving most of the country? Point being, this is not as simple as you imply, by a long shot.