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Perhaps the best-known example of hyperinflation,is that of Weimar Germany. In the period following the World War I, Germany suffered severe economic and political shocks, resulting in large part from the terms of the Treaty of Versailles that ended the war.The terms of these reparation payments made it practically impossible for Germany to meet the obligations, and indeed, the country failed to make the payments. hyperinflation in Weimar Germany reached rates of more than 30,000% per month, causing prices to double every few days. Some historic photos depict Germans burning cash to keep warm because it was less expensive than using the cash to buy wood.
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