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What is hyperinflation and should we be worried?

Hyperinflation refers to the uncontrollable and rapid increase in inflation

Hyperinflation refers to the uncontrollable and rapid increase in inflation Image: Unsplash/Robert Bye

Helen Nugent
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The trajectory of developed countries towards potential hyperinflation.
The trajectory of developed countries towards potential hyperinflation. Image: Statista

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