Note when I was talking in a reply comment about Brazil, Argentina and Israel having hyperinflation, that was for historical examples of the problem, I wasn't saying it happened during the Covid lockdown era. I think of those only Argentina has recently had problems with hyperinflation. Now, the case of Israel also shows that a country can even have hyperinflation and then stabilize and become a relatively normal economy again in a few decades since the last time it happened was in the 1980s ... Obviously today they have a war economy and it kinda sucks but prior to the recent goings-on they were doing ok.