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I think that deflation period where are now is inevitable. Free agents only boost it, but they aren't the reason.

The reason is that where aren't much old players whose salary would go down because of skill pop-downs, but there are plenty of young players whose salary is raising every season because of training. That means that clubs have to pay players more salary every season and because of that our expenses are raising. Our incomes remain at the same time relatively same, so we have less money to spend on TL, which causes decreased demand(deflation). That deflation will be naturally over when players salaries wouldn't increase dramatically every season.
Of course BB could insert some money in the system, but they have to give a big thought where and how much to insert to have a desired effect. If they do it unwisely we could end up with another big inflation and some players unfairly getting advantage\disadvantage.

Well, people can finally realise that players with potential under allstar are in fact a better decision, because evey level of the potential means also bigger salary raise with every skill.

Sad is that now you will sell fully trained star very cheap. While in fact will be big moneysaver for the next owner. However economical situation like this will help people to realise that.

300k? users sign up weekly? I dont know how many quit per week but thats 60,000,000,000 thats just been generated.

No 3000 - (from the community page this week I can see 3236 users signed up in the past 7 days) now considering we are staying pretty stagnant around 55,000 total users, I can only assume we are losing about the same as are joining each week and this figure from memory Ive seen about the same every time I've checked.

Bad managers.

exactly.

Bad managers.

well, it could be. But you have to admite it's harder to promote or be competitive in those leagues. So, you need to spend more time. And that's (I think) the main problem. Most of the managers don't want to be conected to BB a lot, so they prefernot to continue in the game. At this point, it's BB creators who have to do something if they want this game to increase the number of managers and, thereby, developing a better game.

Well I look at some teams of the IV and V of Spain and Italy and they pay way more salaries than I do. I have some profit because I try to be a good manager. If a team goes bankrupt it's almost 100% bad management.

I know those leagues are more competitive than other country's leagues but those have to realise that bb is not a one day game and its unlikely that you will promote every season all the way to the top no matter which country you are living in..
But honestly this thing about leagues being more competitive etc. has nothing to do with economy..