1. You could ask family or friends for help.
2. You could go to soup kitchens.
3. You could go to a food bank.
4. If you didn't do any of these things, and just sat around being hopeless, you would starve and most likely die.
5. You could avoid the possibility of having no food by planning ahead and growing your own vegetable garden and preserving the foods. You could also have livestock and poultry for meat or consume their offerings such as milk and eggs, if you have the land for it.
6. You could apply for government assistance.
Inflation became a monetary phenomenon in Ghana when their currency reserves ran out in the 1960s, forcing rescheduling of debt payments. Governments attempted to maintain fiscal policy planning by printing large sums of money to finance largely inefficient public investment.
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Saving money is always good irrespective of the economic situation. But during periods of prolonged inflation, the value of money goes down. If we don't invest the money into instruments that earn us a good interest on our money, the value of the money we have comes down. Since bank savings accounts offer only small or meager interest rates, it is a better idea to invest the money in other high yield instruments rather than leave them in the bank during high inflation periods. From an economist's standpoint, the concept of inflation means that money today has more purchasing power than the same amount of money does tomorrow. For example, if you have 1% inflation per year, that means that it will take $101 next year to purchase something that costs $100 today. In general, savings are a good idea, from an economist's point of view, for a variety of reasons. However, during a prolonged period of HIGH inflation, it is unlikely that the money you save in a bank would retain sufficient purchasing power to counteract the overall decline in its worth (that is, the interest you earn on your bank savings would be much smaller than the rate of inflation). Thus, it is better to purchase something with that money NOW, than save it for the future. Not only would you gain the use of the thing right now, but if the thing is a durable good (or property, or the like), then you can sell it in the future and retain much of your purchasing power. An example: in certain countries in the 1970s and 1980s, inflation ran at over 100% per month. So, if I had $100 today, it could only buy something currently worth $50 next month, and something currently worth $25 the month afterward. That is, the "purchasing power" of my $100 is cut in half each month I hold onto the money. Thus, it is a better economic strategy to purchase something Right Now with the money, and sell it in the future when you need to become liquid again. Thus, instead of "saving" in a bank, you "save" by buying physical things, and then sell those physical things when you need to get cash.
the main cheif was the leader of the group the ran the economy.
A business can't be ran without knowledge. The more you know will definitely lead to a more successful business. It depends on which business is being done: clothing, food, investments, etc. If you don't know anything about a specific business, that is when you must obtain knowledge. Food, marketing, customer service, micro or macro management...Many things to consider. Otherwise, you will fail. Unless you are naturally business savy I suppose. Good luck!
it would miy
your organs would die
I store energy to save money, and I store in order to save energy so someone else can use it (ex. if I were to save the energy, someone in the city may need it to cook food, but if I waste it, then imagine what would happen if we ran out, then that person may not have cooked food)
everything would die out.
If you ran out of water, that would be disastrous. Cellular functions require water to operate, so you would die.
we will use salt
I would call an ambulance.
it would be very dry
New technology would be invented.
you would be president.
the Patriots ran low on money and food and supplies
We would use another fuel.