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Zimbabwe doesn't have a sovereign currency. Well, it might have one technically, but the de facto currency is the US dollar. It's rarely a terrible idea to ad

by gozur88 11y ago

Zimbabwe doesn't have a sovereign currency. Well, it might have one technically, but the de facto currency is the US dollar. It's rarely a terrible idea to admit to reality.

dools 11y ago
It's a bad idea to try and solve the problem of hyperinflation by piling on more currencies they don't control (unless they want to just not really govern themselves ... )
- trhway 11y ago
  sounds like you never lived in a country even with high inflation, less hyperinflation.
  - dools 11y ago
    I haven't but there are plenty of examples of governments solving hyper or high inflation by reissuing a currency and resolving the cause of inflation in the first place.