Economic growth rates were high in West Germany in the 1950s, Japan in the 1960s, Singapore and Taiwan in the 1970s, and Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia in the 1980s. However, there was no inflation in these countries and regions. The point that the above facts can support is (). ['Countries with high economic growth rates will not experience inflation (too much!).', 'Countries without inflation generally have higher economic growth rates.', 'Inflation can cause damage to the economy to a certain extent.', 'Countries with high economic growth rates do not necessarily experience simultaneous inflation.']