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I can’t actually bring myself to listen to his voice

Much of the video explains why hyperinflation of the sort seen in Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe and Venezuela happens, and why it is incredibly rare.

Hmm.

Cato senior fellow Steve Hanke and co‐​author Nicholas Krus have carefully documented all 56 episodes of hyperinflation in world history in a new Cato working paper.

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PJF
PJF
4 years ago

I can’t actually bring myself to listen to his voice

Probably not an entirely healthy sign.

Mr Ecks
Mr Ecks
4 years ago

There is an old book “40 Centuries of Wage and Price Control” that details state attempts to inflate and control the consequences. Re-printed in 2014 and on Amazon.

JJ Walker
JJ Walker
4 years ago

Shame the working paper is a dead link on their end, have they actually uploaded it?

Ducky McDuckface
Ducky McDuckface
4 years ago
Ironman
Ironman
4 years ago

I watched him so you don’t have to.

Jesus Christ, his poor students. They pay money and get in debt for life and firnwhat? To listen to an unqualified charlatan. Where ate the checks, the external monitoring, the professional standards that swamp just abiut every other aspect of modern society? How do ‘academics’ get away with avoiding what they insist on imposing on everyone else?

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