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If you're using God'n Spy, I'm assuming your issue is using "Extraordinary revenues allocated annually", and using it to the max. This is what happened to me. Because I had such a large budget surplus, I was spending max in all the fields that usually go along with improving the economy: educating the population, obtaining advanced techs to be utilized by the private sector, subsidizing by the billions, etc.
This all causes the economy to grow at exponential rates - which is likely the suspect of your 1500% inflation. Though it is extremely tempting to take any country, especially a poor/small one, and rapidly expand its economy to come on par with the big dogs - the devil's advocate in a realistic economy and in-game is the inflation. Even establishing your interest rate at the max will not be able to hold off the GDP growth.
Unfortunately God'n Spy does not have the ability to adjust or lock the inflation rate.