The inflation in Zimbabwe is a current example of how monetary bailouts send the price of food and other essentials into the stratosphere.
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Catherine,
What is the basis for your assertion? Is there a link that is missing? I don’t see the linkage between bailouts and inflation — all I see is a chart showing inflation in Zimbabwe.