You and many people are talking about Zimbabwe and Venzuela, the country who does not officially handle or has United State Dollar or British Pound, Euro, I am just talking about currencies those are being printed freely Like USD, Euro, Pound. Do you know that there are more USD in the World comparing to ZMD? But USD is stable, did anyone face or reported any hyperinflation yet? The term hyperinflation is just created to manipulate the economy of a region, US does not want that any country can do business without USD. Thats why they manipulate the currency by this so called term otherwise when you have more money, you could be more free to spend, enjoy your life or pay taxes. So where is the problem when a govt get a punishment with this so called term 'hyperinflation'? Actually there is no hyperinflation, US just manipulate the prices by applying this term on debit. Because US only accept USD, it does not accept any other country's currency, therefor It divide the total country wealth with the remaining asset in USD to calculate the value of that country's currency, it is where the hyperinflation come to existent.
As the winner of World War II, the winner takes all. America dominates the military and America dominates the economy through its currency. But we all agreed on the system all this time. Fiat money system which is actually corrupt and failed. If we use a universally accepted intrinsic currency, then we don't need to worry about inflation. The fiat system creates a debt system, debt securities do not represent the real value of money owned by someone.
Hyperinflation can occur depending on a country's economic conditions, the causes of hyperinflation vary, but usually, it is a revolution, war, or political transition. In addition, a country's fiscal conditions also affect the level of inflation. Conditions of political and security instability in the country put pressure on the state budget, for example, war spending, welfare spending, and public and government spending.
Conditions in Venezuela and Zimbabwe, in addition to being caused by security and political instability, there were shocks that caused shocks to the economies of the two countries. Zimbabwe experienced hyperinflation due to the decline in the results of the pertain (as a result of the redistribution of land by the government). While Venezuela is hyperinflation due to falling world oil prices plus a total economic embargo from the United States.
These economic shocks have a series of impacts, such as the decline in tax revenues which has caused a "hole" in public financing. The government has overcome this by printing money, but this has pushed inflation up. Especially if to meet domestic needs, import must be done and to solve economic problems using direct foreign investment.