The Driving Cause of the Inflation Experienced in Europe During

question 57

Multiple Choice

The driving cause of the inflation experienced in Europe during the last half of the sixteenth century was:

• A)a stable food supply and growing population.
• B)a growing food supply and decreasing population.
• C)rising wages.
• D)an influx of gold on the Spanish market.
• E)an influx of silver on the Spanish market.

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