The majority of economists do not follow Cagan´s 1956 definition of hyperinflation being 50% inflation per month for 12 months.  

I propose to remove the following sentence from the Definition sub-paragraph in the article: "Economists usually follow Cagan’s description that hyperinflation occurs when the monthly inflation rate exceeds 50%." or replace it with: A handful of economists still follow Cagan´s descpription that hyperinflation occurs when the monthly inflation rate exceeds 50%. 

The generally accepted definition regarding hyperinflation is the IASB´s definition, namely, 100% cumulative inflation over three years. It is the definition followed by all accountants worldwide and by the far greater majority of economists. Only a small handful of economists follow Cagan´s definition. No government follows Cagan´s definition: thus, it is a fact that no macroeconomist advising any government follows Cagan´s definition.

It is completely misleading to present Cagan´s definition as the generally accepted definition of hyperinflation by economists in general. That is a completely false suggestion. 195.23.41.216