Today’s words: Hypeinflation (inflation greater than 50%), loose credit policy, printing money, lack of productive capacity or manufacturing capacity, debt default. Hyperinflation happens when governments print money in a time of low interest rates. When the interest rate is much lower than inflation, people borrow money to buy commodiites and make money. As well, when a country defaults on its debt (sovereign debt default), it will trigger hyperinflation if the country is a heavy net importer. If a country does not have adequate manufacturing capacity or natural resources like North Korea, the country will hyperinflate (which is what is happening right now in North Korea.
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