Empty Store Shelves by 2015

by Mac Slavo | Jul 15, 2010 | Headline News

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    The National Inflation Association discusses the possibility of hyperinflation and what effects it might have on the nation’s just-in-time food delivery systems and transportation.

    In addition to the NIA’s video below, we direct our readers to a couple of articles that provide practical tips for surviving the initial crunch of a hyperinflationary meltdown, as well as the recovery period to follow:

    What is Money When the System Collapses?

    Hyperinflationary Depression – No Way of Avoiding Financial Armageddon

    If you’re wondering what your local grocery store might look like in the event of a serious natural disaster or extended catastrophe, we recommend you take a look at some of our recent articles dealing with these scenarios:

    Snowpocalypse: Why Being Prepared is a Good Idea

    Winter Panic in UK: Store Shelves Stripped

    Is it Looting? Victims Search for Food, Water, Gas, Emergency Supplies, Ingredients for Bread

    Supermarket, Gas Lines as Pacific Rim Braces for Tsunami

    If the worst happens, do you really want to be in a grocery store fighting for scraps?

    Hat tip Schaef Report

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