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In [[economics]], '''Hyperinflation''' is when an [[economy]]'s [[inflation rate]] increases to very high levels. Hyperinflation refers to increased rates of [[money|monetary]] inflation and [[price]] inflation. This hyperinflation historically causes people to rapidly spend their remaining money on tangibles. During a period of hyperinflation, the prices of [[goods]] and [[services]] rapidly increases as the [[fiat currency]] loses actual value.  
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In [[economics]], '''Hyperinflation''' is when an [[economy]]'s inflation rate increases to very high levels. Hyperinflation refers to increased rates of [[money|monetary]] inflation and [[price]] inflation. This hyperinflation historically causes people to rapidly spend their remaining money on tangibles. During a period of hyperinflation, the prices of [[goods]] and [[services]] rapidly increases as the [[fiat currency]] loses actual value.  
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Any of a large number of [[threats]] to the [[economy]] (local, national, global) can cause hyperinflation where the economy degrades to the point that it is no longer able to support the individuals and [[Essay:Systems of Support|systems]] which depend on it.
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Any of a large number of [[threats]] to the [[economy]] (local, national, global) can cause hyperinflation where the economy degrades to the point that it is no longer able to support the individuals and systems which depend on it.
    
==Zimbabwe's hyperinflation==
 
==Zimbabwe's hyperinflation==
The Government of [[Zimbabwe]]'s chaotic land reform program, recurrent interference with the judiciary, and maintenance of unrealistic [[price control]]s and [[exchange rate]]s have led to a sharp drop in investor confidence. Since 1999, the national economy has contracted by as much as 35%; [[inflation]] vaulted to hyperinflation of over 7,634.8% (year on year) in July 2007; and there have been persistent [[shortage]]s of [[foreign exchange]], [[fuel]], and [[food]]. Direct foreign investment has all but evaporated. In a desperate attempt to control inflation, the government forced firms and [[supermarket]]s to reduce prices by half in July 2007, which resulted in severe shortages of basic [[goods]] and other [[commodities]].
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The Government of [[Zimbabwe]]'s chaotic land reform program, recurrent interference with the judiciary, and maintenance of unrealistic [[price control]]s and [[exchange rate]]s have led to a sharp drop in investor confidence. Since 1999, the national economy has contracted by as much as 35%; [[inflation]] vaulted to hyperinflation of over 7,634.8% (year on year) in July 2007; and there have been persistent [[shortage]]s of [[foreign exchange]], [[fuel]], and [[food]]. Direct foreign investment has all but evaporated. In a desperate attempt to control inflation, the government forced firms and supermarkets to reduce prices by half in July 2007, which resulted in severe shortages of basic [[goods]] and other [[commodities]].
    
==Bibliography - Further Reading==
 
==Bibliography - Further Reading==
* [[Peter Schiff|Schiff, Peter D.]], ''[https://www.amazon.com/Real-Crash-Americas-Bankruptcy-Yourself/dp/1250046564 The Real Crash: America's Coming Bankruptcy - How to Save Yourself and Your Country]''. Hardcover: 464 pages. Publisher: St. Martin's Press; Second Edition, Revised edition (April 8, 2014). ISBN 1250046564. ISBN 978-1250046567. Mr. Schiff has fully revised and updated his provocative [[New York Times]], [[Wall Street Journal]], and [[USA Today]] [[:Category:Best Sellers|bestseller]] ''The Real Crash''. Amazon.com says, "First published in 2012, The Real Crash argues that America is enjoying a government-inflated [[economic bubble]], one that reality will explode...with disastrous consequences for the economy and for each of us."
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* Peter Schiff|Schiff, Peter D., ''[https://www.amazon.com/Real-Crash-Americas-Bankruptcy-Yourself/dp/1250046564 The Real Crash: America's Coming Bankruptcy - How to Save Yourself and Your Country]''. Hardcover: 464 pages. Publisher: St. Martin's Press; Second Edition, Revised edition (April 8, 2014). ISBN 1250046564. ISBN 978-1250046567. Mr. Schiff has fully revised and updated his provocative [[New York Times]], [[Wall Street Journal]], and [[USA Today]] bestseller ''The Real Crash''. Amazon.com says, "First published in 2012, The Real Crash argues that America is enjoying a government-inflated [[economic bubble]], one that reality will explode...with disastrous consequences for the economy and for each of us."
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* [[Michael Snyder|Snyder, Michael]], ''[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1484871308 The Beginning Of The End]'', [[The Economic Collapse Blog]]. Paperback: 442 pages. Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (May 15, 2013). ISBN 1484871308, ISBN 978-1484871300.
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* Snyder, Michael, ''[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1484871308 The Beginning Of The End]'', The Economic Collapse Blog. Paperback: 442 pages. Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (May 15, 2013). ISBN 1484871308, ISBN 978-1484871300.
    
==External links==
 
==External links==
* [[Michael Snyder|Snyder, Michael]], [http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/category/financial-markets TheEconomicCollapseBlog Financial Market Collapse], [[The Economic Collapse Blog]], 2015.
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* Snyder, Michael, [http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/category/financial-markets TheEconomicCollapseBlog Financial Market Collapse], The Economic Collapse Blog, 2015.
     
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