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points by matkoniecz 2 days ago | 0 comments

> What do you consider hyperinflation objectively?

I remember definitions of monthly inflation rate exceeding 10%. Wikipedia has monthly inflation rate exceeding 50%.

Either way, far higher than USA currently has.

I don't think we have a remotely accurate inflation number these days.

I am betting that accurate one in USA is lower than 10% monthly.

Don't they publish all the data? You could calculate your own if you don't like theirs.

Provide evidence.