Not Zimbabwe, This Is The WORST HYPERINFLATION In History!

In 2008, Zimbabwe’s inflation hit an unbelievable 79.6 billion percent per month, making everyday essentials like bread and milk nearly impossible to buy.

The economy collapsed, unemployment soared, and even a 100 trillion-dollar note couldn’t cover basic needs. How does a country end up in such an extreme crisis, and could it happen again?

Let’s explore the world’s worst cases of hyperinflation and what led to these economic disasters.

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