09 March, 01:16
Example of 'Hyperinflation.'
"Zimbabwe dollar estimated that it was losing value so quickly that its decline was equivalent to prices doubling in stores every 1.3 days.
The Zimbabwean government decided to fight fire with fire and printed even more money in higher denominations. Eventually, the country would produce a $100 trillion Zimbabwean dollar note — which had an exchange rate of about $30 (U.S.) in January 2009 and $5 in 2011. By 2015, it was worth just 40 cents"
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"Zimbabwe dollar estimated that it was losing value so quickly that its decline was equivalent to prices doubling in stores every 1.3 days.
The Zimbabwean government decided to fight fire with fire and printed even more money in higher denominations. Eventually, the country would produce a $100 trillion Zimbabwean dollar note — which had an exchange rate of about $30 (U.S.) in January 2009 and $5 in 2011. By 2015, it was worth just 40 cents"
https://money.howstuffwork...
How much actual money is there in the world? | HowStuffWorks
Exactly how much money is there in the world? Learn how some have counted the amount of money that exists and why it's such a difficult task.
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Hyperinflation caused by the wars in the former Yugoslavia, the collapse of the state, the loss of the single market, sanctions and the printing of large amounts of money ...
From July 1992 to January 1994, four currency denominations were made, which, among other things, sometimes equaled one million, but also one billion with one dinar.
From July 1992 to January 1994, four currency denominations were made, which, among other things, sometimes equaled one million, but also one billion with one dinar.
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