Annual inflation dropped from the thousands of percent to nearly zero.

As a result of continuing economic reforms, inflation dropped to 8% in 2005, and the unemployment rate to 10%.

Within a few months, inflation had dropped to between 10-20%.

When oil prices and inflation dropped, many of his investments plunged.

And inflation dropped to 25 percent last year, from 32 percent in 1986.

As a result, by August 1988, inflation had dropped to an annual rate of 240 percent.

In Mexico, inflation has dropped sharply and economic growth is up to 4 percent a year after nearly a decade of crisis.

So far, these plans have shown remarkable success, as inflation has dropped in most countries, and 1992 will be the second consecutive year of growth.

Many economists believe that Brazil's 85 percent a month inflation will drop like a stone.

But some economists say inflation will drop below 2 percent by the middle of next year.