Les mots d'un entrepreneur cette semaine:
"Je ne manque pas de boulot: je constate que plein de gens investissent dans leur maison, agrandissent, rénovent, etc , comme pris d'urgence - sic! -
Ils préfèrent placer leur argent dans leur maison, parce que à la banque de toute façon, ça perd vite sa valeur..."
Héhé! Intéressant, non?
Tiré de Wikipedia sur le sujet: HYPERINFLATION
<<...That is, rapidly rising prices undermine money's role as a store of value, so that people try to spend it on real goods or services as quickly as possible. Thus, the monetary model predicts that the velocity of money will rise endogenously as a result of the excessive increase in the money supply. At the point when ordinary purchases are affected by inflation pressures, hyperinflation is out of control, in the sense that ordinary policy mechanisms, such as increasing reserve requirements, raising interest rates or cutting government spending will all be responded to by shifting away from the rapidly dwindling currency and towards other means of exchange.
During a period of hyperinflation, bank runs, loans for 24 hour periods, switching to alternate currencies, the return to use of gold or silver or even barter become common. Many of the people who hoard gold today expect hyperinflation, and are hedging against it by holding specie. There may also be extensive capital flight or flight to a "hard" currency such as the U.S. dollar. This is sometimes met with capital controls, an idea which has swung from standard, to anathema, and back into semi-respectability. All of this constitutes an economy which is operating in an "abnormal" way, which may lead to decreases in real production. If so, that intensifies the hyperinflation, since it means that the amount of goods in "too much money chasing too few goods" formulation is also reduced. This is also part of the vicious circle of hyperinflation.>>
Le nombre de situations de pays ayant souffert d'hyperinflation pullulent!
On suggère même des solutions à l'hyperinflation sur cette page de Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation.
Mais quand nos responsables oseront nommer un chat un chat et envisager les bonnes solutions, la situation devra s'aggraver beaucoup plus. Et l'or:
Protégez-vous.
"Je ne manque pas de boulot: je constate que plein de gens investissent dans leur maison, agrandissent, rénovent, etc , comme pris d'urgence - sic! -
Ils préfèrent placer leur argent dans leur maison, parce que à la banque de toute façon, ça perd vite sa valeur..."
Héhé! Intéressant, non?
Tiré de Wikipedia sur le sujet: HYPERINFLATION
<<...That is, rapidly rising prices undermine money's role as a store of value, so that people try to spend it on real goods or services as quickly as possible. Thus, the monetary model predicts that the velocity of money will rise endogenously as a result of the excessive increase in the money supply. At the point when ordinary purchases are affected by inflation pressures, hyperinflation is out of control, in the sense that ordinary policy mechanisms, such as increasing reserve requirements, raising interest rates or cutting government spending will all be responded to by shifting away from the rapidly dwindling currency and towards other means of exchange.
During a period of hyperinflation, bank runs, loans for 24 hour periods, switching to alternate currencies, the return to use of gold or silver or even barter become common. Many of the people who hoard gold today expect hyperinflation, and are hedging against it by holding specie. There may also be extensive capital flight or flight to a "hard" currency such as the U.S. dollar. This is sometimes met with capital controls, an idea which has swung from standard, to anathema, and back into semi-respectability. All of this constitutes an economy which is operating in an "abnormal" way, which may lead to decreases in real production. If so, that intensifies the hyperinflation, since it means that the amount of goods in "too much money chasing too few goods" formulation is also reduced. This is also part of the vicious circle of hyperinflation.>>
Le nombre de situations de pays ayant souffert d'hyperinflation pullulent!
On suggère même des solutions à l'hyperinflation sur cette page de Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation.
Mais quand nos responsables oseront nommer un chat un chat et envisager les bonnes solutions, la situation devra s'aggraver beaucoup plus. Et l'or:
Protégez-vous.
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