"In principle, I see no reason why you cannot have hyperinflation with
debts denominated in domestic currency.  Imagine a single state
issuing a global currency and public bonds.  No foreign debt there,
all debt is domestic.  Isn't it conceivable for the debt and currency
issued by this state to depreciate at once?"

I don't know what you mean by depreciate. it is of course
**conceivable** but it seems intensely unlikely. the only scenarios i
can imagine is if a state starts increasing it's deficit
exponentially, way beyond full employment, a collapse in the ability
of the state to collect taxes or an incredible fall in productive
capacity.

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-Nathan Tankus
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