TOP Five Worst cases of Hyperinflation in History

Hyperinflation is a very destructive phenomenon. Out of control inflation leads to currency devaluation and bizarre situations, like a loaf of bread costing 200 billion. The American economist Philip Cagan was the first to classify hyperinflation. He stated that the phenomenon happens when a country's inflation rate exceeds 50% per month. Based on this, economists Steve Hanke and Nikolas Krus created the Hyperinflation ranking. The video explains the worst five cases of hyperinflation in the last 100 years. The top five include post-World War II Greece, Germany’s Weimar Republic, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Zimbabwe, and Post War Hungary.

Top Five Facts - What you do NOT know about US Elections | ENDEVR Five Facts

Whether you like it or not, the elections for US presidency are of relevance worldwide and to be honest, it’s almost impossible to ignore. So we decided to provide a short, sweet and super informative guide on how the US election for POTUS works. Because it’s not as simple as the person with the most votes wins. Nope, it’s way more complicated.

Here are our five most important facts surrounding the election for the next president of the United States, compressed into 13 minutes of informative goodness.