Hyperinflation in Germany

What is inflation?

• A situation where prices rise rapidly

• A situation where prices remain stable

• A situation where prices decrease

• A situation where prices fluctuate randomly

Why did the German government resort to printing more money?

• To pay off their debts

• To stimulate economic growth

• To reduce inflation

• To increase tax revenue

What was the consequence of printing more money in Germany?

• Hyperinflation worsened

• Hyperinflation improved

• Prices stabilized

• Unemployment decreased

How did hyperinflation affect the middle classes in Germany?

• Their savings became worthless

• They benefited from lower loan values

• They were able to hoard goods for profit

• Their purchasing power increased

Who did the German people blame for their suffering during hyperinflation?

• The Weimar Republic

• Foreign visitors

• The middle classes

• The government of other countries