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After World War II, Prices Were Increasing by 19,800% a Month

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After World War II, prices were increasing by 19,800% a month in Hungary. This is an example of a/an:

A) hyperdeflation.
B) hyperinflation.
C) unexpected deflation.
D) disinflation.

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