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Wealth, health, and inequality: a study of hyperinflation and households in Zimbabwe
This study focuses on Zimbabwe's first hyperinflation which began in March 2007 and peaked at 231 million percent in July 2008. Through a comparative pre-post analysis, the study investigates hyperinflation's effects on the well-being of households, its empirical chapters assessing changes in asset...
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School of Economics
2021
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