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In the 1920s, Germany After the First World War Experienced

Question 222

Question 222

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In the 1920s, Germany after the First World War experienced an economic condition that can be best described as


A) hyperinflation.
B) cost-push inflation.
C) unanticipated inflation.
D) anticipated inflation.

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