Venezuela’s Hyperinflation: A Cautionary Tale for a World in Turmoil
Venezuela's economic collapse and hyperinflation resulted from years of government mismanagement, starting under Hugo Chávez, which left the oil-dependent country vulnerable when global oil prices fell. Failed policies, including massive money printing, currency and price controls, and declining oil production, led to severe shortages, devaluation of the bolívar, and a humanitarian crisis causing mass emigration.
