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It means inflation which has got out of control, runaway inflation. A particularly outstanding example of this occurred in Germany in the 1920s when savings were destroyed in value by an astronomical rise in prices; to the middle classes the effect was disastrous.
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| hyperinflation |
A very high rate of inflation.
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| hyperinflation |
Very high and self-sustaining inflation levels. One definition being the period while inflation exceeds 50% until it has drops below that level for 12 months. Prices are rising rapidly thus reducing the purchasing value of money.
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| hyperinflation |
An extremely high rate of inflation that destroys a currency's value over a short period of time.
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an extremely rapid rise in prices. Inflation rates of over 100% per year are generally considered hyperinflation.
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