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originally posted in:Liberty Hub
Edited by Stallcall:
6/7/2016 6:05:13 AM
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89.7 Sextillion Percent! Yes, this is a real thing.
897,000,000,000,000,000,000%
It's a real thing. It describes Zimbabwe's hyper-inflation, which peaked in November. This is only the second highest hyperinflation in history, by the way. So Zimbabwe isn't even best at what they do - devalue currency.
I just thought I'd share this outrageous figure. This is hyperbole for all the high school students in gov class that ask, "Why don't we just print more money?" (Likely the same one to ask, "But who would build the roads?")
More money, indeed. I wonder if there are any multi-sextillionaires in Zimbabwe.
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I have a 10 million dollar bill from there from about 5 years ago. I think it was worth a little less than a penny back then, most likely worth less than a single layer tissue paper now.
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1 Reply"I need milk from the shops" *Grabs a shopping trolley filled with enough money for 2L of milk* Look at the bright-side, Nobody there could be bothered to rob a bank because they don't have enough pockets
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1 ReplyYeah I have a 100 trillion dollar bill from there
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Womp womp
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4 RepliesWhat was the first? Pre-Hitler Germany?
