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Austral Plan
The Austral Plan (Plan Austral) was Argentina's heterodox anti-inflation program, announced by President Raúl Alfonsín on 14 June 1985, which froze prices and wages and introduced the austral currency.
Grabski reforms
The Grabski reforms were the treasury and currency stabilization carried out in Poland in 1924–1925 by Prime Minister Władysław Grabski, replacing the hyperinflation-destroyed Polish mark with the gold-backed zloty and creating the Bank of Poland.
League of Nations financial reconstruction of Austria
The League of Nations financial reconstruction of Austria was a 1922 internationally supervised stabilization program, funded by a 650-million-gold-crown loan, that ended Europe's first hyperinflation.
Plano Cruzado
Plano Cruzado was Brazil's anti-inflation program of February 1986 under President José Sarney, which froze prices and wages and replaced the cruzeiro with the cruzado.
Price ceiling
A price ceiling, or price cap, is a legal maximum price a seller may charge, such as rent control, which causes shortages when set below market price.
Price controls
Price controls, also called administered prices, are legal limits on prices for goods, labor, or rents; ceilings set below market prices cause shortages, floors cause surpluses.