In the Hyperinflations Between World War I and World War

question 72

Multiple Choice

In the hyperinflations between World War I and World War II, nominal money growth rates were:

• A) about equal to the ratio of the budget deficit to GDP.
• B) about right to maximise the amount of seignorage.
• C) larger than needed to maximise seignorage.
• D) larger than needed to finance the budget deficit.
• E) surprisingly low.

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