Hyperinflation Fears Rise as Economy Faces Growing Pressure

Fiat economies face hyperinflation when central banks, like the Federal Reserve, overprint money. Austrian economic theory warns that such policies may lead to a “crack-up boom”—a severe crash after a fake economic boom fueled by low interest rates and bad investments. The Fed’s continuous interventions prevent necessary market corrections, potentially ending in hyperinflation and a collapsed monetary system. Political resistance to reform points to a looming crisis, suggesting that local self-reliance may become essential.