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Has there ever been an example of hyper inflation normalising to prior levels?
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Besides the 20s-30s?

No.
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1. Germany in the 1920s went full hyperinflation, then dropped the Rentenmark and boom, back to normal-ish.

2. Zimbabwe in the 2000s did the same by ditching their crazy money and using USD.

Capitalism’s been around 200 years, and hyperinflation only normalized like twice. Reason? Once prices spike, everything supply, markets adjusts to the new prices. Hard to undo that shit.



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