At their highest, the numbers start to beggar the imagination: in mid-November 2008, for instance, inflation in Zimbabwe reached a monthly rate of 79,600,000,000%. That's 79 billion percent per month. At that rate, prices pretty much double every day. And Zimbabwe doesn't even manage to grab the top spot: in July 1946, Hungary saw hyperinflation of 41,900,000,000,000,000%. That's 42 quadrillion percent in one month, with prices doubling every 15 hours.

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OK, make that one way to make money.

What our own calculations, using the same core data and time period as the book, in fact show is that investors allocated $1.24 trillion into hedge funds between 1998 and 2010 and have $1.78 trillion to show for it, a 44% return, while the same amount invested in T-bills over the same period would have produced $1.52 trillion, a 23% return. So to paraphrase the book??s opening line, if all the money that had been invested in hedge funds had been put in T-bills, the results would only have been half as good.