The Hungarian hyperinflation: A look into the production side
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Hungary
Hyperinflation
Orthodoxy.

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KUMAR, V. (2020). The Hungarian hyperinflation: A look into the production side. Journal of Economics Library, 7(1), 54–68. Retrieved from https://journals.econsciences.com/index.php/JEL/article/view/2004

Abstract

Abstract. This paper focuses on what happened to industrial production during and after Hungary’s record-breaking hyperinflation of 1945-46 – an angle that has not been covered extensively by previous authors. The industries covered are coal, railways, agriculture and mining. This paper then explores the relationship between post-World War II production and hyperinflation, as well as Hungary’s recovery from hyperinflation and World War II relative to other countries.

Keywords. Hungary, hyperinflation, Orthodoxy.

JEL. N14, N17.
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