RE: RE: A Simple Look At The Conditions For Hyperinflation
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RE: A Simple Look At The Conditions For Hyperinflation

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I think that’s one thing eveyeone can agree on that currency loses value but because it’s so slow it’s been made acceptable in a way!

It’s like taking a pizza and cutting up into more and more slices and saying you have more pizza when in fact your slice is just getting smaller and smaller

I think we’re still far off a real collapse of currency especially for developed nations but as other countries start to collapse like we see with Argentina, Turkey, Lebanon and Venezuela, that starts to trend towards pulling others down with them

In Europe it’s a bit of a mixed bag, I actually see some good trends coming out of the east with Poland And Romania but then again there’s so much unrest with Bulgaria, Belerus and Ukraine, you never know when it all goes tits up again!

Sadly we still see it as every country for itself and don’t understand when your neighbour is in a bad state it will eventually become your problem so help your neighbour

@chekohler: I think that’s | Ecency