How to cope and survive with the economic chaos
Mabuto, Voyage Takaruva (2009)
Mabuto, Voyage Takaruva
Laurea-ammattikorkeakoulu
2009
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-200910034765
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-200910034765
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The objective of this thesis is to summarize and critically survey research on economic chaos of Zimbabwe (hyperinflation). The study of hyperinflation has drawn attention to many economists for many years, in part because the economists continue to be concerned about policies required to attain price stability. It is relevant in this research is to start this survey in question with an analysis of how inflation originated. Some survey findings point out that the civil disorder and weak government is the significance of the reparation payments and the role of the central bank independence. With all these facts elaborated out by seems to be modelling example of the real situation happening in the economics of Zimbabwe. Origins of the hyperinflation in Zimbabwe were caused by the issue of money to finance deficit spending.
Moreover, it seems that all those variables are not the main distributors of hyperinflation in the country. This was noted that almost as many historical episodes were the existence of weak government and civil disorder did not lead to inflation. There has been some interest in empirically assessing the reasons why some countries tend to be prone to rely on others whilst some are not. However, it concludes that the degree of maturity of the financial system and the type of exchange rate regime contributes more in determining inflation rates in developing countries.
Keywords: Coping and surviving, economic chaos
Moreover, it seems that all those variables are not the main distributors of hyperinflation in the country. This was noted that almost as many historical episodes were the existence of weak government and civil disorder did not lead to inflation. There has been some interest in empirically assessing the reasons why some countries tend to be prone to rely on others whilst some are not. However, it concludes that the degree of maturity of the financial system and the type of exchange rate regime contributes more in determining inflation rates in developing countries.
Keywords: Coping and surviving, economic chaos