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Inflation affects most states at the same time, primarily because strong economic ties have developed between them due to the fact that not a single modern state is able to fully ensure the production of all the necessary goods and products for the normal existence and development of its economy. Therefore, a certain specialization has developed in the world depending on climate, soil, natural resources, concentration of production capacities, and so on. Failure in one part of this specialization automatically causes failures in related production and supply. Well, significant cataclysms and phenomena such as the coronavirus pandemic generally hit the economies of many states at once. All this leads to world inflation after some time.
I agree since countries do have financial links in terms of trade and commerce and this would result to an effect to the overall economy of one to other since the specific economic factors that driven the rise of inflation in one country could have a domino effect on the economy of the others. Also, we can never deny that all countries are hit by the pandemic and some economies were hit hard causing some economic issues that is still felt up to this day. It may seem that pandemic is over, but we can still expect to see its effect on each country's economy and how would affect others.
I think as much as it is domino affect, there is also the reason that whatever caused the inflation in one nation, probably caused it in the other as well. Like for example the pandemic was the start of it, and it wasn't just in one nation, it was all over the world and every government had the same reaction to it, which was printing more money.

There was no money in peoples pockets and in order to keep everyone at home they needed to give them some money to keep them staying at home, and that is why I believe that most of them just printed money and gave it to people so they could not work, stay at home, and still survive as well. This resulted with every nation to have a higher inflation, even though it was domino to each other, it was terrible individually for them as well.
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Because We live in a global economy where all countries are connected to each other. Inflation in one country can affect other countries in various ways. For example, if a country experiences high inflation, the prices of goods and services imported from that country may become more expensive for other countries that buy them. This can cause inflation in these countries if they are forced to increase the prices of their products to offset higher costs.

In addition, crises in major countries such as the US, China or the European Union can impact other countries with which they have close economic ties. This crisis can cause their currency to depreciate, and this can cause imported goods to become more expensive. In such a situation, these countries may have to spend more money to pay for their imports, which in turn can fuel inflation. Another assumption is that inflation can also be caused by internal factors, such as increased domestic demand and increased production costs. because inflation is not always caused by crises or external factors. However, external factors such as the economic crisis can exacerbate the inflation situation and result in a wider and more serious impact on the global economy.
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Isn't the reason very clear. That is, everything really started from the Pandemic that hit almost all countries in this part of the world. Many countries have printed a lot of money during the pandemic and distributed it to the public as aid. and so that people can still shop even though at that time several areas were quarantined. Because if this step is not taken, it is precisely during the pandemic that economic paralysis can occur due to the flow of money which may be hampered due to quarantine. but because the steps to printing money were indeed effective in avoiding the paralysis of economic flows in that country at that time. but the real problem happened after that, when the pandemic ended. Too much money in circulation will make the value of money decrease slightly and cause a sizeable increase in prices (inflation). and after that the central bank simultaneously raised interest rates to slowly withdraw excess money circulation so that inflation was again under control. and this is happening all over the country. so it is not surprising that all countries experience inflation. The second factor is due to war and natural disasters.
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Why does inflation in one country or continent affect the others. Why does it seem like the whole world is experiencing a global economic downturn all at once despite having different economies, different policies, different politics? Here's what I mean from these news headline

- Major fears are sweeping into Israel’s economy


Inflation affects most states at the same time, primarily because strong economic ties have developed between them due to the fact that not a single modern state is able to fully ensure the production of all the necessary goods and products for the normal existence and development of its economy. Therefore, a certain specialization has developed in the world depending on climate, soil, natural resources, concentration of production capacities, and so on. Failure in one part of this specialization automatically causes failures in related production and supply. Well, significant cataclysms and phenomena such as the coronavirus pandemic generally hit the economies of many states at once. All this leads to world inflation after some time.

I agree since countries do have financial links in terms of trade and commerce and this would result to an effect to the overall economy of one to other since the specific economic factors that driven the rise of inflation in one country could have a domino effect on the economy of the others. Also, we can never deny that all countries are hit by the pandemic and some economies were hit hard causing some economic issues that is still felt up to this day. It may seem that pandemic is over, but we can still expect to see its effect on each country's economy and how would affect others.
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Why does inflation in one country or continent affect the others. Why does it seem like the whole world is experiencing a global economic downturn all at once despite having different economies, different policies, different politics? Here's what I mean from these news headline

- Major fears are sweeping into Israel’s economy


Inflation affects most states at the same time, primarily because strong economic ties have developed between them due to the fact that not a single modern state is able to fully ensure the production of all the necessary goods and products for the normal existence and development of its economy. Therefore, a certain specialization has developed in the world depending on climate, soil, natural resources, concentration of production capacities, and so on. Failure in one part of this specialization automatically causes failures in related production and supply. Well, significant cataclysms and phenomena such as the coronavirus pandemic generally hit the economies of many states at once. All this leads to world inflation after some time.
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Could attribute it as an aftereffect of the overprinting most countries did during the height of the pandemic. Most countries during those times are eager to help their citizens cope so loans, stipends, allowances, and cash grants (most famous of which are the stimulus checks) are what countries employed to help people have something to spend and still enable the economy by encouraging people to purchase despite the lack of business movement. Since thingns are settling down and the establishments have once again opened their doors to the public, the effects of the overprinting kicked in which lead to the apparent inflation rate increase across the planet. This is not to think that these governments and authorities all banded up to devise a plan to make their currencies even more useless, just a normal course of things.
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The main  reason are the economic policies most countries around the world adopted.

The idea was basically to increase spending (and money printing) during lockdowns so they could avoid a recession.  So they did, and now the bill is coming.

More money in  circulation  = more inflation

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/kdpc24/35_of_all_us_dollars_in_existence_have_been/


Yes, a hot issue and most frequently discussed. Inflation is a complex economic phenomenon that can be influenced by a variety of factors in my opinion. There is some truth as you convey. Economic policies implemented by countries during the pandemic such as increasing spending and printing more money to avoid recession have contributed to inflation. However, that is not the only cause of inflation and other factors such as supply chain disruptions, increased demand for goods and services, and rising commodity prices also played a role. My view, Inflation is a complex phenomenon that is influenced by many factors, and it is important to consider all of them when trying to understand its causes.
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Almost all countries around the world are facing inflation problems. It just depends on the skill of a leader as to how he will find a way to control the price in the market from basic commodities and others.

      Every country cannot avoid it either. that is why the rate of each country's currency is different because of the inflation they face.
So if the leader of a country is careless, for sure the value of their currency will fall.
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I am looking from different prospective inflation is rising levels higher than we've seen in decades, for reasons largely related to spending practices and other factors of the pandemic, as well as Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Inflation can be reduced by making people understand about investing money, potential for long term returns. While cash is undoubtedly safer than shares, it's unlikely to grow much as money losses its value over time.  Lips sealed Lips sealed Lips sealed
Inflation comes from an increase on the money supply and this happens because the governments and banks print too much money, the participation of the average person in this process is minimal, the governments are the ones that should learn how to live with as little as possible and stop creating more bureaucrats for every single problem they have to face, however this is never going to happen until the fiat system collapses and they have no other option but to become way smaller than what they are right now.
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I am looking from different prospective inflation is rising levels higher than we've seen in decades, for reasons largely related to spending practices and other factors of the pandemic, as well as Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Inflation can be reduced by making people understand about investing money, potential for long term returns. While cash is undoubtedly safer than shares, it's unlikely to grow much as money losses its value over time.  Lips sealed Lips sealed Lips sealed
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More precisely producing more money in circulation is the inflation, its in existance at that point of production.   However the system we use to measure inflation only notes inflation apparent when its registered via higher prices on the high street, it filters down from the QE bonds of very large amounts eventually into the smallest transaction sizes.     Some of the inflation of the last 20 or 30 years will not appear until pension funds have cycled as one of the largest buyers of QE bonds are other government departments who represent millions of people with no choice in the matter.
  When people retire and rely on that value to be there in their pensions, it will much harder to find unless growth exceeds inflation.  It will be decades before the full picture is known and those in politics who allowed the excess debt to be put into issuance for their various schemes will be long out of office and probably dead.    Its far easier to create inflation via debt then justify to a population why you are now more obviously and increasingly taxing them in direct greater amounts.
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I am actually wondering why the inflation is still within tolerable limits. Here in India, it is still in single digits. If you remember, back in 2020-21 during the COVID period, a lot of countries used that excuse to print unlimited amounts of banknotes. The M1 monetary supply suddenly went up by 3x or 4x in most of the countries. Given this, I was expecting inflation to shot up to at least in double digits. But somehow the excess supply of money seems to have vanished from the economy. I don't know where it went, but inflation seems to be under control now.
While printing money does cause inflation, it is not until that money begins to circulate when you begin to feel its effects, during the first world war Germany printed a lot of money and yet the inflation was very low, this was because the German citizens afraid of what it was to come saved every single penny and did not spent it, but once Germany lost the war and all of them wanted to use their savings to buy the small basket of products available inflation went sky high, so my suspicion is that a great deal of the money printed by the governments went to the stock market.
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I think the thing that makes an economic impact can happen simultaneously around the world because of a chain or attachment between one another, as we know that no country can fulfill its own needs, so it will work together to bring in raw materials or to sell production, Naturally, if there is a problem with one country, many developed countries are trying to provide assistance so that it does not have a widespread impact.
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The point you have mentioned about Turkey aid - isn't it recently when after the earthquake Saudi helped Turkiya?
However inflation is happening after the Ukraine war - Its the price of oil and gas which has affected the inflation since all the prices are attached to the transportation.
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In my personal opinion, as long as a country or whatever is in debt to the IMF/World Bank, inflation will continue to get to a critical point, right now the debts of all countries in the world are enormous and impossible to pay off. The situation will improve if the world bank is willing to forgive all countries' debts or there is a great reset and maybe a new currency replaces paper money.

The whole World has been ensnared in this degenerate system and will not be able to get out, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk are just a speck of dust compared to the people behind this system, they can create a world crisis in just a matter of hours. Please correct if I'm wrong.
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Not a single, even the most powerful state can now produce all the variety of products that both the state mechanism itself needs for its normal work, and the citizens of this country. Therefore, all countries are forced to exchange their products through trade transactions. If cataclysms periodically occur in one region, this entails consequences in other regions, since the established supply chain of products is disrupted. We can now see this in the example of the war unleashed by Russia in Ukraine.
Moreover, for the past few years, the coronavirus pandemic has raged in the world and all states, without exception, have been forced to spend colossal sums of money to fight it and suffer large material losses. All this affects the growth of inflation, its growth was predicted several years ago, when the coronavirus was just beginning to spread around the world.
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As far as I am concerned, I think that that is because of COVID-19 virus that made people conditions worse and in future it may impact more..
And I can see that there are some natural Disasters than we have ever seen. And Like Earthquake In Turkey, Wars like In Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq and also Floods like In Pakistan and that was disaster for the Third Wolrd countries and that is concerning and insane too.
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I guess because all currencies are interconnected, I mean even a country's currency has value against another country's currency.
so it's like competing to be the best.
that is why if a currency like the USD experiences a decrease or increase it will have an impact on other currencies.
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Inflation is a classic problem that will continue to happen and be repeated, unfortunately many countries still use traditional methods so that inflation continues to occur, inflation occurs globally because the global financial system is almost the same, namely using paper, if we can go back to the old days when using gold and silver then there will never be inflation again, unfortunately many countries seem to use inflation to keep poverty.
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The answer is simple, every country printed lot of money in 2020 to keep their economy alive while there is worldwide lockdown so now the results are coming due to that excess money in the circulation. Also another reason is war between Russia and Ukraine affected the economy all around the world, increased the cost of fuel so people lost their spending power now feeling the loss to the value for the money they own.
Even during the global pandemic, there was talk that the consequences of this would be very tangible for many countries. I'm not sure if this has affected the whole world, in my opinion the Scandinavian countries did not succumb to this panic very much and they did not have such significant restrictions. Therefore, their position and economy is in a much better condition.

They did not follow everyone else, did not succumb to the herd principle, but decided to make decisions on their own, to some extent I support this approach, as we see it was right.

But besides the pandemic, there are a number of significant reasons that affect the global economy. In any case, it is also cyclical, after a period of development, there is always a decline.
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