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Re: The Monetary Endgame Score To Date: Hyperinflations: 56; Hyperdeflations: 0

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heres one way of thinking of this


unbacked paper money is only worth anything because of faith (it may be faitht htat the govt will shoot anyone who doesnt use it but it is still pure faith)

inflatson is going from faith to much less faith is easy. lose half your faith an prces go double; lose 90 and prices go up 1,000 percent. 10,000 percent inflations are common. 1,000,000 percent inflations occur. curencies fail complet3ly in time...always., get it? this manifests as hyperinflation or fleeing the paper. indeed there is infinite downside and it is so easy it is inevitable

defaltion is opposite requires enormous increase in faith how likely is that? how easy? even a 50% increase in faith in paper has never occured and that w2ould only be 25% deflation tikon;not hyper to begin with and second it has never happend i dont think.

great depresion only produced maybe 20 percent deflatiion and that was really faith not in paper but in teh gold you could exchange for. and then you cuodn't exchange and the fiath went awauy immedieately

winning world war 2 didnt even produce any faith increase (no defaltion in cpi) get it?

what is going to produce more faith than winning a world war and being crowned most powerful and wealthy contry in the world? and world war 2 didnt do it.


deflation is like that bogeyman in your closet. only children and idiots fear it or even believe in it and no amount f goast stories make it any more real

there have been zero hyperderflations in the world. wouldnt hold my breath waiting to be the first in all human history jsut because jeusus loves us.

i dont really thinkm the cpi is the best way to measure infoation and de but that is what most poeplel mean when they talkof these things so my arument is on that basis.

my head and hands hurt from such a long wrriting., i need to take a nap now


"Our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil" -Ephesians (Paul)


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The Monetary Endgame Score To Date: Hyperinflations: 56; Hyperdeflations: 0
By: capt_nemo
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Sun, 02 Sep 12 8:15 AM
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/01/2012 - 10:41 Germany Hungary Hyperinflation

We won't waste our readers' time with the details of all the 56 documented instances of hyperinflation in the modern, and not so modern, world. They can do so on their own by reading the attached CATO working paper by Hanke and Krus titled simply enough "World Hyperinflations." Those who do read it will discover the details of how it happened to be that in post World War 2 Hungary the equivalent daily inflation rate of 207%, the highest ever recorded, led to a price doubling every 15 hours, certainly one upping such well-known instance of CTRL-P abandon as Zimbabwe (24.7 hours) and Weimar Germany (a tortoise-like 3.70 days). This and much more. What we will point is that at no time in recorded history did a monetary regime end in "hyperdeflation." In fact there is not one hyperdeflationary episode of note. Although, we are quite certain, that virtually all of the 56 and counting hyperinflations in the world, were at one point borderline hyperdeflationary. All it took was central planner stupidity to get the table below, and a paper with the abovementioned title instead of "World Hyperdeflations."

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