https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation_in_the_Weimar_Republic
Also interesting:
https://www.google.com/search?q=gun+control+in+the+wiemer+republic&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-1
330/4= 82.5
That is like a Gallon of Gas going from $3 a gallon to $247.50. ($3 *82.5)
"War Debt" plays an important part in History.
So why didn't the Weimar Republic want to borrow in order to pay their War Debt?
1. Because the money was really owed to themselves through affiliates and the money was owed for inflated priced goods and services?
2. They didn't want to be subjected to manipulation from a foreign country that the debt w/b owed to?
Inflation like that starves a population? They can't afford food?
But who makes money in inflation? Those who can raise prices the fastest. Is there an economic term for raising prices faster than raising the price of wages? There should be. What does it amount to? Raising prices faster than raising wages amounts to usury. I have also termed it economic based genocide. People can no longer afford to eat and starve to death.
Raising prices faster than raising wages devalues the human element that is the source of your income.
© 2018 Thomas Murphy
Also interesting:
https://www.google.com/search?q=gun+control+in+the+wiemer+republic&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-1
330/4= 82.5
That is like a Gallon of Gas going from $3 a gallon to $247.50. ($3 *82.5)
"War Debt" plays an important part in History.
So why didn't the Weimar Republic want to borrow in order to pay their War Debt?
1. Because the money was really owed to themselves through affiliates and the money was owed for inflated priced goods and services?
2. They didn't want to be subjected to manipulation from a foreign country that the debt w/b owed to?
Inflation like that starves a population? They can't afford food?
But who makes money in inflation? Those who can raise prices the fastest. Is there an economic term for raising prices faster than raising the price of wages? There should be. What does it amount to? Raising prices faster than raising wages amounts to usury. I have also termed it economic based genocide. People can no longer afford to eat and starve to death.
Raising prices faster than raising wages devalues the human element that is the source of your income.
© 2018 Thomas Murphy
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