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28 April, 20:19

How did hyperinflation contribute to the Great Depression?

A. It caused stock prices to rise, making investment difficult for the average worker.

B. It caused money to become less valuable, making goods difficult to buy.

C. It caused governments to invest too heavily in public works programs.

D. It caused the production of too many consumer goods in factories.

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  1. 28 April, 20:21
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    A because it would explain why it would be hard
  2. 28 April, 20:26
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    It caused money to become less valuable, making goods difficult to buy.
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