Inflation in Venezuela Skyrockets Cost of Everyday Goods

A 2.4 kg chicken is pictured next to 14,600,000 bolivars, its price and the equivalent of $2.22, at a mini-market in Caracas, Venezuela August 16, 2018.

A bar of soap costs 3,500,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $0.53.

A kilogram of cheese is pictured next to 7,500,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $1.14.

A package of sanitary pads is pictured next to 3,500,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $0.53.

A 1kg package of pasta is pictured next to the 2,500,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $.38 USD, it would cost to buy it.

A package of diapers costs 8,000,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $1.22.

A kilogram of carrots is pictured next to 3,000,000 bolivars, its price and the equivalent of $0.46.

One kilogram of corn flour costs 2,500,000 bolivars, the equivalent of $0.38.

A roll of toilet paper next to 2,600,000 bolivars needed to buy it, the equivalent of $0.40.

A 1kg package of rice may be purchased for 2,500,000 bolivars, or $0.38.