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" ... A Venezuelan man shows Venezuelan bolivar bills as she sells products in Norte de Santander... [+] Department, Colombia, on the border with San Antonio del Tachira, Venezuela, from where hundreds are crossing through the Simon Bolivar international bridge on August 19, 2018. (Photo credit: Schneyder Mendoza/AFP/Getty Images) ... "
" ... Just what is Venezuela’s inflation rate? Today, the annual inflation rate is 60,324%, and the monthly rate is 94%. How do I measure elevated inflation? The most important price in an economy is the exchange rate between the local currency – in this case, the bolivar – and the world’s reserve currency, the U.S. dollar. As long as there is an active black market (read: free market) for currency and the black market data are available, changes in the black market exchange rate can be reliably transformed into accurate measurements of countrywide inflation rates. The economic principle of purchasing power parity (PPP) allows for this transformation. The application of PPP to measure elevated inflation rates is both simple and very accurate. ... "
" ... Venezuela's economy has collapsed. This is the result of years of socialism, incompetence, and corruption, among other things. An important element that mirrors the economy's collapse is Venezuela's currency, the bolivar. It is not trustworthy. Venezuela's exchange rate regime provides no discipline. It only produces instability, poverty, and the world’s highest inflation rate for 2018. Indeed, Venezuela’s annual inflation rate at the end of 2018 was 80,000%. ... "
" ... Venezuela’s death spiral continues to spin, as hyperinflation slashes the value of the bolivar. We can’t forecast the course or duration of Venezuela’s hyperinflation episode, but unless the government dumps the bolivar and replaces it with the greenback, as the Venezuelan populace has already done, this episode of hyperinflation could easily become much, much worse. ... "