Why Deficits Are Politically Convenient
Deficits Terry Coxon of Casey Research discusses the effects of deficits on the economy and politics. ~editor How Far to the Wall? By Terry Coxon, Casey Research Decades of manipulation by the Federal...
View ArticleHow Does Gold Fare During Hyperinflation?
By Jeff Clark, Casey Research Inflation is a natural consequence of loose government monetary policy. If those policies get too loose, hyperinflation can occur. As gold investors, we’d like to know if...
View ArticleWhat is Hyperinflation?
Hyperinflation Hyperinflation is an extremely rapid period of inflation, usually caused by a rapid increase in the money supply. Usually due to unrestrained printing of fiat currency. See: How Does...
View ArticleWhat is the Significance of the Fiat Currency?
Editor’s Note: Last month in an article entitled What Is Fiat Currency? we told you that “Fiat currency is a term that is used to describe a currency which is created by “fiat” or “arbitrary order or...
View ArticleWill Greece Follow Iceland or Weimar Germany?
In Iceland the bankers were told to stuff it. In Weimar Germany they resorted to the printing press. Which model will modern day Greece follow? It seems that the words Weimar Germany and Hyperinflation...
View ArticleSyria in the Throes of Hyperinflation
Living in the United States or other “stable” countries, we tend to think that Hyperinflation is a relatively uncommon event but that is far from the truth. In our post What is Hyperinflation? We list...
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Hyperinflation in Weimar Germany vs. The U.S. Now
Postcards From Weimar Germany Justice Litle, Editorial Director, Taipan Publishing Group Monday, September 20, 2010 The Weimar Republic is perhaps the quintessential example of hyperinflation. But the...
View ArticleHyperinflation and Double-Dip Recession Ahead
An interview with Karen Roche of The Gold Report Economic recovery? What economic recovery? Contrary to popular media reports, government economic reporting specialist and ShadowStats Editor John...
View ArticleWhy Deficits Are Politically Convenient
Terry Coxon of Casey Research discusses the effects of deficits on the economy and politics. ~editor Deficits: How Far to the Wall? By Terry Coxon, Casey Research Decades of manipulation by the Federal...
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Hyperinflation: 5 Currencies that Self-Destructed
Over the years we have discussed Hyperinflation a number of times. We’ve explained that, “Hyperinflation is an extremely rapid period of inflation, usually caused by a rapid increase in the money...
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Can Crypto Solve Venezuela’s Hyperinflation Problem?
It is important to note that Hyperinflation doesn’t just happen to a country’s currency for no reason. In What is Hyperinflation? we found that “Hyperinflation is an extremely rapid period of...
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Is the FED Tightening or Is Hyperinflation on the Horizon?
Recently a prophecy has been trending on YouTube. In it, the possibility of major upheaval in November is mentioned, combined with the possibility of hyperinflation. As I’ve mentioned before, beginning...
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Why Hasn’t the U.S. Dollar Experienced Hyperinflation?
I recently answered this question on Quora and thought I’d share the answer here as well. Why hasn’t the U.S. dollar experienced hyperinflation? That is an excellent question. As we can see from the...
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Hyperinflation in Turkey and Argentina Today?
The Massive Gap Between Official Turkish Inflation and Reality The Turkish economy is a trainwreck. Labor is constantly striking for higher wages because inflation is so high. According to the Labor...
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Two Ways to Destroy the Economy: Hyperinflation and Central Planning
In the following video, Professor Engelhardt says that if he were a “Super Villain” and wanted to destroy an economy, there are two ways that seem obvious to him. The first is “Central Planning”, aka....
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