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human
[Zootopia] How doesn’t the economy crash?

We see elephants buying popsicles that are, to them regular sized, but to Nick and Judy giant sized. That means one of two things:

1. elephants has to pay more to satisfy their popsicle hunger, since it costs more to make elephant popsicles than fox popsicles. That means the life cost is higher to elephants who need larger clothes, homes and more food than, let’s say, mice.

2. Or everything is evenly priced, mean if that businesses underprices elephant popsicles for it to be te same cost as a mice popsicle.

With all animals being so different, how can they keep a stable economy ?
gpt
Elephants may have a higher cost of living, but they're capable of doing jobs that smaller animals can't do, so they have increased earning power to make up for it to some degree.  This does mean that they have disproportionate buying power when they visit other communities, but that's the same situation as when someone from a wealthy country visits a poorer country in the real world.