Examples of using Hyperinflation in English and their translations into Finnish
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This ultimately led to hyperinflation.
Eventually these hyperinflation costs became intolerable.
I look at you and I see Weimar,I see hyperinflation.
Where paranoia meets hyperinflation. We Vulvokovs exist in the sweet spot.
From September 1988, inflation became what economists call hyperinflation.
When Germany plunges into economic chaos as hyperinflation grips the economy. Events conspire to help them.
They will probably print too much money andwe will have hyperinflation.
Hyperinflation is a very destructive phenomenon which has far-reaching consequences for individuals and society as a whole.
We Vulvokovs exist in the sweet spot where paranoia meets hyperinflation.
The country is collapsing- no governance,no jobs, hyperinflation, no food, no health service- and the breakdown of the sanitation system is now creating a cholera outbreak.
Has a deeply traumatising effect on many Germans. The hyperinflation of 1922-23.
Ultibro Breezhaler, dosed in the morning, reduced dynamic hyperinflation and improved the length of time exercise could be maintained from the first dose onwards.
And on top of this, this is by self would probably drive the hyperinflation in and of itself.
Hirobriz Breezhaler was shown to reduce lung hyperinflation, resulting in increased inspiratory capacity during exercise and at rest, compared to placebo.
The disintegration of the Soviet economy resulted in trade and payment transactions coming to a standstill, a slump in production,arrears in payments, and hyperinflation.
We cannot allow ourselves to fall into populism,because the consequence is hyperinflation and hyperinflation makes the poor even poorer.
Zimbabwe's a good example of a government that lost the trust of their people, andthey lost the trust of their people by printing too much money and causing runaway hyperinflation.
In Germany, the hyperinflation that followedWorldWar I and peaked in 1923 had devastating economic, social and- as is widely agreed- political consequences.
Ensuing losses in the enterprise sector were accommodated by the banking system and eventually monetised by the authorities,resulting in increasing inflation and eventually hyperinflation.
The hyperinflation, to which reference has already been made, means it is impossible for the many Zimbabweans who stayed in Zimbabwe, with its mass unemployment, to meet their daily basic needs.
Having chosen such a decision, sooner or later we will destroy our finances, we will have to get into debt or print unsecured money,with all the ensuing consequences: hyperinflation and growing poverty.
Grinding poverty, hyperinflation and even bread shortages followed, and grain had to be imported as a result of the maladministration, even though Bulgaria was once the breadbasket of Eastern Europe.
The state attempts, first of all, to deal with the crisis of capital through the transfer of the tax burden to the consumers, the privatization of the economic assets of the State and through public debt; in extreme cases,through inflation and hyperinflation.
Although there is no generally accepted definition of hyperinflation, most economists would agree that a situation where the monthly inflation rate exceeds 50% can be described as hyperinflation. .
Not least in our cooperation with the ACP states, the lack of democracy and the massive violations of human rights in Zimbabwe, along with the grave economic crisis and the food shortages,unemployment and hyperinflation that go hand in hand with it, have frequently occasioned criticism and debate.
And the general idea how hyperinflation, or at least the cases that we have seen in modern times, how they have happened, is you have some type of a government just going wild with the printing press, they're just printing a ton of money.
In a 3-week study where exercise tolerance was tested via cycle ergometer at submaximal(80%) workload(submaximal exercise tolerance test), Enurev Breezhaler, dosed in the morning, reduced dynamic hyperinflation and improved the length of time exercise could be maintained from the first dose onwards.
And then the largest or the most extreme hyperinflation ever was Hungary after World War Il, and this right here is a ten million pin go note, just to give you an idea of what people were carrying around their pockets.