galloping inflation

Many countries found themselves with growing budget deficits amid galloping inflation.

So if we have galloping inflation of twelve, fifteen per cent, the most you would get is ten Happy on that one.

"Galloping inflation will come sooner or later," he concluded.

Galloping inflation continued to plague the country, hitting a record high in 1987 at 159.2%.

This was done to calm the markets and yank back the reins on galloping inflation, he said.

Living standards of millions have disintegrated in the wake of galloping inflation.

The peasants could not muster enough cash, on account of galloping inflation, to pay the excise duties.

For Keynesian economists confusion was further confounded when these were accompanied by galloping inflation.

Uzbekistan experienced galloping inflation of around 1000% per year immediately after independence (1992-1994).

Even if there is no return to socialism in Russia, there seems to be every prospect of a return to galloping inflation.

A silver coin of 50 marek was planned but never issued due to the galloping inflation.

It would also most likely result in galloping inflation, hurting Iran's dispossessed, whom the Ahmadinejad administration claims to represent.

Battered by galloping inflation, Nicaraguan workers have seen their real wages fall by more than 90 percent since 1981, forcing huge cuts in private consumption.

Galloping Inflation Ah, American business ingenuity.

The most pain inflicted by the increase in food prices, plus galloping inflation in energy prices, is being felt by pensioners.

A similar thing happened in the 1970's with EST. "Galloping inflation and the oil embargo gave the sense that things were coming apart," he said.

But the gulf crisis cannot camouflage fundamental problems here, including labor unrest, galloping inflation and growing Islamic fundamentalism that worries secular Turks.

Corruption flourished in the wake of galloping inflation and the relaxed conditions of NEP.

Alberto Fujimori, a political novice, faces the task of trying to save a nation traumatized by terrorism, fiscal insolvency, galloping inflation and drought.

There are acute economic problems, a return of galloping inflation, mounting prices and daily erosion of living conditions of civil servants and cadres.

Solidarity, eager to give workers relief from galloping inflation, reached agreement with the Government to index wages to 80 percent of the rise in the cost of living.

"We've got galloping inflation and an astronomical exchange rate here, and then someone comes back from up there saying that it is pretty and you can do well," he said.

There is no doubt that the continent's differential is now positive, and Latin America is no longer the continent of galloping inflation, military dictatorships or trade debts.

In Europe, Greece had become the odd man out, with galloping inflation, a shrinking economy and a budget deficit that by most measures was the worst on the Continent.

However, the financial implosion of the state-owned production studio Avala Film amid galloping inflation in FR Yugoslavia put an end to that project.