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You ain't seen nothing yet. Wait until hyper inflation sets it.....
Any reason to think that it will? See the article that this article references - http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/08/15/hyperinflatio.... The key quote from the Slate article:
I think this is an important list because it helps clearly highlight that
under the list of causes of hyperinflation, you don't really have "used
aggressive monetary stimulus while in a steep recession." Instead the main
theme here is war, with hyperinflation either occuring during a major
military conflict or else in its aftermath.