Hyperinflation often begins with governments over-leveraged. Philip Haslam's "When Money Destroys Nations" chronicles Zimbabwe's collapse, a stark reminder of that path. It makes for grim, but vital, reading.

This is a great read that clearly details the practical effect on peoples lives, spoiler alert it’s not good. You need to move early and be resilient/self sufficient to survive.

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Argentina must have gone trough a lot of debt, as well as maybe Venezuela, and Mexico during the PRI

A very good friend of mine to the to the UK from Rhodesia int he late 70s after 2 years in the RLI. There is much about Rhodesia’s story that is un told. Only communists call it Zimbabwe.

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