Talk:Chronic inflation
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Belarus[edit]
Add Belarus to examples-inflation never was lower than 8% here, but usually it hits 15-25% per year with recent peak of 108% in 2011
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Clarification needed — Argentina — spelling error?[edit]
Clarification needed:
The Examples: Argentina section, penultimate paragraph, last sentence: When 2016 ended, inflation was in a recent of 42%.
This was changed from an all-time high of 42%.
Was that meant to say something like in the region of 42% but a typo and an autocorrection changed it to recent?
Or is there a specific meaning of recent here (which ought to be linked to)?
86.5.188.109 (talk) 14:33, 20 March 2021 (UTC)