Zimbabwe ended its hyperinflation by abandoning its currency altogether.

津巴布韦过完全放弃自己的货币，结束了它的货膨。

In the worst month of Hungary's hyperinflation, it took just 15 hours.

在匈牙利货膨最糟糕的月份里，则需要近15个小时。

This extreme financial situation was known as hyperinflation.

这种极端的财政状况被称为货膨。

Well inflation, and especially hyperinflation, erodes wealth.

货膨，特别是货膨，会侵蚀财富。

You know, they're in hyperinflation and... One million percent?

目前委内瑞拉深货膨… … 1000000%？

So, if you ever control a national economy, try to avoid hyperinflation.

因此，如果你要永远控制一个国家的，就尽量避免货膨吧。

Their actions resulted in hyperinflation, food and medicine shortages, and a humanitarian crisis.

他们的行为导致货膨、食品药品短缺和人道主义危机。

This extreme financial situation was known as hyperinflation. That's not good at all.

这种极端的金融状况被称为货膨。这一点都不好。

When not enough real value underlies that paper, prices surge. That's called hyperinflation.

当货币的实际价值不足时，价格就会飙升。这就是所谓的货膨。

Okay, you don't want hyperinflation. You don't want depressions.

好吧，你不想要货膨，不想要大萧条。

That ever-present feeling has one consolation: it can make hyperinflations quick to end.

货膨很快便会结束。

The hyperinflation in Germany ended when the government replaced the worthless Mark with a new currency.

当政府用一种新货币取代无价值的马克时，德国的货膨结束了。

At a time of hyperinflation, high crime and unemployment, the landscape of " Pantanal" seemed like paradise.

在有着货膨、高犯罪率和高失业率的时代，潘塔纳尔的风景就如天堂一般。

So, hyperinflation is bad. But how does it happen?

所以，货膨很糟糕。但它是怎么发生的呢？

I mean, you know, you've got hyperinflation pitched to be - expected to be 13,000 percent this year.

你知道，今年委内瑞拉的货膨率将升至13000%。

Zimbabwe has been using multiple currencies since 2009 after abandoning its own which had been ravaged by hyperinflation.

2009年津巴布韦因货膨收回本国货币，改为流多种外国货币。

It had abandoned the notes in 2009 after their value was destroyed by hyperinflation and instead adopted American dollars.

2009年，在这些纸币的价值被货膨摧毁后，津巴布韦弃用该货币，改用美元。

Now, there were many reasons why this hyperinflation took place and I won't go into all of them here.

货膨发生的原因有很多，在这里我就不一一讲了。

Digital in name only, the new banknotes lop six zeros off a currency ravaged by years of hyperinflation.

这种新纸币名义上是数字的，将多年来饱受货膨蹂躏的货币去掉了6个零。

Nope! In the early 1920's, Germany was in the grip of something called hyperinflation.

不是！20世纪20年代初，德国入了货膨的泥潭。