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CAUSES OF HYPERINFLATION.
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Hyperinflation, an economic nightmare, is primarily caused by governments excessively printing money, leading to a surplus of currency in circulation. This often occurs due to factors like budget deficits, political instability, loss of confidence in the currency, and economic shocks, triggering a ...

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  • September 20, 2023
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Title:
Understanding the Causes of Hyperinflation.
Introduction:
Hyperinflation is a term that strikes fear into the hearts of economists
and citizens alike. It's an economic phenomenon where prices in an
economy skyrocket uncontrollably, leading to a sharp devaluation of the
national currency and a collapse of the monetary system. The causes of
hyperinflation are complex, often intertwined, and can have devastating
consequences for a country's economy. In this article, we will delve into
the primary causes of hyperinflation.


1. Excessive Money Supply:
One of the fundamental triggers of hyperinflation is the excessive
increase in the money supply. When central banks print an excessive
amount of money, often as a response to economic crises, political
pressure, or to finance government spending, it leads to too much
money chasing too few goods. This oversupply of currency can push
prices up dramatically, causing inflation to spiral out of control.
2. Fiscal Mismanagement:
Government fiscal policies play a significant role in the onset of
hyperinflation. When governments consistently spend beyond their
means and resort to deficit financing, they may rely on borrowing from
the central bank, effectively increasing the money supply. Additionally,
political instability or corruption can hinder prudent fiscal management,
exacerbating hyperinflationary pressures.
3. Loss of Confidence in Currency:

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