Short Answer
In the early 1920s U.S. consumer prices fell, while Germany experienced hyperinflation. According to the ideas of shoeleather costs and menu costs, U.S. households (relative to German households) made _____ frequent trips to the bank and U.S. firms changed prices _____ frequently.
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