rampant inflation

At the same time, its economic policies paved the way for rampant inflation.

The record price for a seat was $125,000, paid Sept. 29, 1980, during a period of rampant inflation.

Many people feel sure this is bound to lead to rampant inflation.

Government officials here recognize that the appearance of rampant inflation does not help their case.

But success has a price, and for Turks it is rampant inflation.

With inflation rampant, the value of the dollar keeps rising.

Not exactly a sign of rampant inflation, is it?

Following the war, the town suffered from the rampant inflation of the 1920s.

The Japanese economy was in a crisis situation due to rampant inflation.

Travel costs have increased 10 to 15 percent because of Greece's rampant inflation.