What is hyper inflation, Microeconomics

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 What is hyper inflation? How it can be reduced? 

 Hyper inflation means that prices of the consumable goods are very high. Prices can be decreased by supplying more goods in the market and it is only possible when new production units are introduced in the market. This will reduce unemployment rate as well. 

 


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